Why-Be-Do® Forum
A central theme in Lance Secretan’s books, The Spark, the Flame and the Torch and Inspire: What Great Leaders Do is the concept of Destiny (WHY I am here), Character (how I will BE and what I will stand for), and Calling (what I will DO). To know one’s Destiny, Character and Calling – what Lance calls our “Why-Be-Do®” – is liberating and empowering; it inspires us and therefore others. Here you can submit your “Why-De-Do®” and gain inspiration from the examples of others. Be inspired and inspiring!
Submitted by Gordon Theo
Destiny (Why I am here):
My destiny is to inspire people to honor their own sacredness, become enlightened to their true identity, and realize their Essential Self within!
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
To honor the Sacredness of my Essential Self and be that Beauty, Love and Joy in this world!
Calling (What I will do):
My calling is to lead, serve and inspire others through writing, teaching and speaking!
Submitted by: Gordon Theo
Submitted by Sharon Wilson
Destiny (Why I am here):
To love myself and others, serve family, clients and community in creating peace, harmony and joy in the world
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
I will be centered, joyful, and grateful for everyone and everything in my life. I will be appreciative of all people, my life and everything around me!
Calling (What I will do):
My calling is to bring greater peace and harmony to those I serve!
Submitted by: Sharon Wilson
Submitted by Tony Dovale
Destiny (Why I am here):
I create a world of FREEDOM, LOVE, ABUNDANCE and PEACE
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
By sharing with Love, Respect, Integrity, Care, Mindfulness and Appreciation.
Calling (What I will do):
I offer talks, Coaching, Workshops, Coaching and consulting for those who are ready
Submitted by: Tony Dovale
Submitted by Nancy Chrisman
Destiny (Why I am here):
To inspire belief in the world.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
To live in truth and love.
Calling (What I will do):
To use my voice to serve and lead others to God.
Submitted by: Nancy Chrisman
Submitted by Jamie Croland
Destiny (Why I am here):
to serve and inspire new leaders, empower all leaders.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
To be an energizing & empathetic person inspirational.
Calling (What I will do):
To inspire people, develop relationships of trust through speaking & coaching.
Submitted by: Jamie Croland
Submitted by Arnie Wohlgemut
Destiny (Why I am here):
to help make the workplace a safer place to be.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
I will honor each persons dream. I will stand for integrity and authenticity.
Calling (What I will do):
to serve and inspire new leaders, empower all leaders.
Submitted by: Arnie Wohlgemut
Submitted by Lynn Greenbaum
Destiny (Why I am here):
I am here to add kindness and connectivity to the world.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
I will be a loving and inspiring role model.
Calling (What I will do):
I will lead and serve others through coaching, speaking and writing.
Submitted by: Lynn Greenbaum
Submitted by Simon Lee
Destiny (Why I am here):
To create sustainable strength-based communities.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
To be an appreciative, solution-focused and inspiring person.
Calling (What I will do):
To illuminate strengths in others through coaching, speaking, writing and facilitation.
Submitted by: Simon Lee
Submitted by Dario Silva
Destiny (Why I am here):
To serve with an open heart.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
To act with understanding and wisdom.
Calling (What I will do):
To lead and serve others through active listening and loving responses.
Submitted by: Dario Silva
Submitted by Margaret Gill
Destiny (Why I am here):
I am here to create a fused and peace-loving planet.
Character (How I will BE and what I will stand for):
I resonate courageous trust and freedom.
Calling (What I will do):
My gifts are to inspire radical potential through facilitation, teaching and writing.
Submitted by: Margaret Gill