We are here today to talk about identity and purpose.

Why alignment with identity and purpose changes everything.

Most people live their lives reacting to circumstance, chasing what others define

a success without ever stopping to ask three simple but powerful questions.

Who am I? Where am I? When am I? I've learned through both massive wins and painful losses that alignment within

the context of identity and purpose is everything.

When I was misaligned in my identity, environment, or timing, even my greatest

efforts created friction. But when I found clarity around who I was, became honest about where I was,

and respected when I was, everything changed, my business, my relationships, and my peace of mind.

This training, which I am happy to send you today, the outlines, guides, and exercises, and

even my book, just email me, David at demelter.com. David at demelter.com, if you'd like to have this training, which is designed to walk

you through these three dimensions, plus one more essential layer, why you are, your purpose.

Applying that why to an identity aligned with where you want to be or better with

a meaning of the past that doesn't cast a shadow over your self-image, your identity. If you're

willing to pause, reflect, and realign, you'll walk away with a new sense of direction, not one based on hustle or

noise, but grounded in clarity and confidence. And most importantly, as Napoleon Hill teaches,

the purpose, the definite purpose, the intention of what you do, what you say, what you think,

what you feel, and what you believe. Now let's begin with this identity and purpose training

with lesson number one, which is who I am. When you are unclear about your identity,

you live by default. You become a drifter, not a designer, not a co-creator, a commander. Success without

self-awareness is an unsustainable and an unfulfilling divine direction. So many executives that I help are chasing. They're chasing what they think they want. They're chasing the promotions, the money, the houses, the pony in the backyard, only to create more and more

interference between I am and who I am, which creates too much interference, which creates

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