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Read the book from start to finish, without completing the processes or picking up a pen. This will give you a big picture view of the Your Life's Purpose system. After you’re finished reading, download the worksheet, and the Fulfillment Needs Master List and then start reading the book again (see question #1 for the download link). Take your time; you could even do one of the processes once a day for 5 days. Remember, it’s a system.

There’s a benefit to doing all 5 processes, and doing them in this order.

            1. The 1st Elimination

            2. Career Fulfillment

            3. Relationship Fulfillment

            4. Self-Fulfillment

            5. The Top 4 List

You'll begin to see a pattern in your fulfillment needs, and the more examples you explore on the worksheets, the more accurate you'll be at discovering your top Fulfillment Needs.

It’s common for people to feel this way. Use your intuition, your gut feeling or your hunch to help you ELIMINATE the items on the list that are LESS important. Remember, it’s easier to remove the ones you do not like rather than trying to decide what you DO like.

A quick and easy way to get maximum value from the book is to find someone to generate the list with you, where each of you interviews the other about your likes and dislikes. It’s much easier to be creative and brainstorm your list if you do not have to write down the answers. Get a buddy and go through the processes together.

Check out the Interpretive Glossary of Fulfillment Needs on page 189 of the book.

It is common to have 5, 6 or 7.  Now that you have this list pay more attention to how you see, feel, and think about the list. Soon it will become clear which items you need to exclude.

It’s possible that in each of those areas, some needs become more prominent than others. Your Fulfillment Needs in a personal relationship may be different that what you require at work. It’s still recommended that you include all 3 of the areas on your final worksheet so that you can see your results as a whole.

Now is it time to try them on. Take your time to be observant about your new list of needs. Pay attention to when you are feeling awesome, check the list and at that moment, ask yourself what need is PRESENT and then write it on a separate yellow sticky note. Now you have 7 sticky notes to move around the page or on your bathroom mirror. Sort them in order as you start to explore and notice what is most dominant in your list. You’ll soon have that list whittled down to 4.

Yes, for sure—get your spouse on board.  There is a section in the book for couples in relationships. Image how valuable it would be to know your partner’s needs and for them to know yours. One reader says it’s the “shortcut to happiness” in her relationship.

It's unlikely. Through this process, you'll discover that the fulfillment needs you have now were the same ones that you had when you were younger.