Finding passion

in your
FOR anyone who thinks
their life is going along
pretty much by accident,
there is a popular course
offered at Capilano
College you may wish to
take.

The course is called Living
Your Life on Purpose. It is
about using personal values to
make choices.

Instructor Terry Ramsey, a
lifestyle coach, directs partici-
pants through a process that
hel s them find their passions,

fine their values, develop
lane and make commitments.

The $125 course has a max-
imum enrolment of 10 people.
Extra sessions have been added
because of a waiting list. The
next sessian runs from March
27 to April 10. Another session

is planned in May.

Ramsey said that individual
people tell her that they have a
lot of material things, “but are
missing passion ia their life.
She said once a person tinds
their lite’s passion, “it’s like
nothing can hold them back.”

Interior designer Carmen
Mitchell took the course.
Mitchell felt she was “stuck” in
a point in her life.

The course helped her
become more focused and jose
any fear associated with a
career plan she already had.

Course participants go over
the pros and cons of pursuing a
dream, taking a promotion or
changing careers. They make
their decisions based on values
“closest to their hearts.”

For more information, call
Capilano College’s Continuing
Education at 984-4901.

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could have caused the
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No evidence indicates that
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