Find Your Life's Purpose Instantly With 3 Powerful Questions | Tyler Cerny | TEDxJCU

NY Times did a study that showed that only 25% actually know their life's purpose. People are wandering through life unsure about why they are here on this earth. Most of us will start with why to find their purpose, but in reality we should end with it. As a former collegiate athlete here at John Carroll, to playing basketball overseas in China, Tyler transitioned his competitive nature into growing and scaling businesses. He has scaled dozens of companies by helping them grow collectively by more than $10M.

He has worked with some of the biggest names in the personal development industry like Tony Robbins, Daymond John, Keven O’Leary, Grant Cardone, Robert Kiyosaki, Russell Brunson, to name a few earning him a spot as a Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship.

[andy_ellwood]

"If I think I have purpose but I don't have peace - I need to realign myself." - Amazing line

[nicoleannetanmendoza]

"Who am I here to serve?" Thanks for this reminder, Tyler! 🙏

[CliffRavenscraft]

This TEDx talk by Tyler Cerny is truly transformative! Tyler masterfully breaks down the concept of finding our life's purpose into three powerful, actionable questions: Who am I called to serve? What problems am I called to solve? And how am I called to solve these problems? His approach shifts the focus from self-centered goals to a service-oriented mindset, which not only brings fulfillment but also creates a positive impact on the world around us. Tyler's insights about the "helper's high" and the intrinsic joy of serving others are especially valuable pieces of the puzzle for a truly fulfilling life. Thank you, Tyler, for sharing such invaluable wisdom!

[PatrickSchwerdtfeger]

As someone who has spent many hours thinking about this topic, Tyler's suggestion to focus on OTHERS is refreshing and enlightening.

[LearningDevgarg]

Loved this line: Align your purpose with the creator's purpose.

[Dewledoux]

Hey, just checked out Tyler Cerny's chat on finding what you're really meant to do in life, and it's got me thinking differently. Instead of getting all deep and existential with "why am I here?", Tyler flips the script and asks, "who can I help?". It's a cool way to look at things, focusing on helping others to find your own path.Tyler breaks it down into three simple questions to help us figure out our purpose. First, think about who you're here to help—people who might be going through stuff you understand all too well. This makes it easier to get where they're coming from. Next, zoom in on exactly what challenges they're facing that you can relate to. And finally, get creative with solutions that could really make a difference for a bunch of people.What's really neat about Tyler's idea is how he stresses the importance of having a solid reason behind wanting to help—something bigger than just wanting to do well for yourself. He's all about the good vibes that come from genuinely wanting to make a difference in others' lives. Plus, he says that if you're living true to your purpose, you'll feel at peace, super charged up, and surprisingly, people will even be willing to pay you for what you offer. That's a pretty awesome bonus.Overall, Tyler Cerny's take on finding your life's calling by looking outward and serving others is super practical and genuinely uplifting. If you're on the hunt for more meaning and impact in your life, give his talk a watch. It's a game-changer for anyone looking to do some good in the world with what they've got.

[trinotiff]

This is the most powerful lessons that i have learnt . My life will never be the same again am soo grateful

[Jaierre]

Wow that graph showing the cycle of unfulfilling purpose is a game changer. So many of us can check all the life boxes and think we’re doing everything right but still feel empty. This is great thank you for sharing ❤.

[curtisgreen]

What a great way to enrich your life on a daily basis by having a purpose and helping others.

[theinjuredlistpodcast]

46 years old and still searching, but one thing that resonated with me is how tyler made the shift in his life during one of his Transitions. That is where I am in this journey, so we will see what happens next!

[YankeeTexas]

Tyler’s categorizations are a great lead-in to identifying the why behind God’s purpose for our lives.

[MikaelAvatarStjernvall]

As a life creator for other people, this is the ultimate simple explanation all people would walk. Tyler is a master at explaining this complex issue to just a few minutes. Take the opportunity to follow his path… Good luck

[ihavevictorynow]

The wisdom shared is truly brilliant and spot on! Wow... an incredibly powerful TEDx!

[GrahamCochrane]

Love this talk Tyler! Serving others and serving our creator, that’s why we are here 🔥

[verticalmomentumresiliencypod]

Absolutely love this topic. Soooo many people wouldn’t take their lives if they had a purpose and mission in life.

[kienvuu]

Serving = purpose = life . Great message.

[BeyondFulfillmentPodcast]

Congrats Tyler on such a powerful talk & the positive impact that it’s had. It’s inspiring to see how far you’ve come & the dedication you’ve shown in uplifting others through your work. Keep shining brother!

[foundercollective]

This was SO well put together and spoke directly from the lens of a faith-driven entrepreneur - our mission at its core!

[thebigfishcares]

Tyler brings the message so beautifully. Great speaker

[KelseyLindsay-pmhq]

Viral for a reason, this is such a great talk man. Thank you for sharing Tyler!