Now That I’m Here, What Should I Be Doing?

I would consider myself a seeker and have read many books on this topic (how to understand and migrate this journey we call life), and this book has split my understanding wide open. I have finally been able to leave the hurt and unloved feelings behind. I’m thrilled about what walls I can climb next.

—Michelle G. on Amazon

I have found this book so valuable that I’m on my second time through it in less than a year. I highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested in learning to avoid material distractions in the pursuit of spiritual development and the realization of life’s purpose.

—Fussy about Grammar on Amazon

The book is powerful, and has multiple layers of meaning for all who wish to read it. The book allows the reader to reflect, to take inventory of their life in spiritual ways, to deepen their understanding of one’s physical life on earth and to feel part of something much greater than ourselves.

—Carol J. Dahlen on Amazon

A must read for those struggling with the purpose of life. Save yourself hundreds of dollars of therapy and read this book!

—Jeffrey C. Wartchow on Amazon

Deeply spiritual and compassionate. An invaluable resource for seekers of meaning in their lives.

—Annabelle Kim on Amazon

If you have ever said, ‘Why is this always happening to me,’ this book is for you. Jean and Bill Harley have developed a system to help see challenges in a new way and to actually make the changes necessary to live a purposeful life.

—Steve Milston on Amazon