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Jay Nesbit is The Pharmacist Wordsmith® and author of Life Well Lived Books©

You did not have to exist. Neither did I. Run the chain of events back far enough, one missed train, one cancelled plan, one conversation that almost didn't happen, and neither of us would be here at all. And yet, here we are, reading this together. That ought to stop us in our tracks a little more often than it does.

I've been sitting with some … Continue reading about On Luck, Choice, and the Strange Odds of Being You

Jay Nesbit is The Pharmacist Wordsmith® and author of Life Well Lived Books©

Purpose isn't reserved for the lucky few who figured it out early. It's something you can uncover — at any age, from wherever you are right now.

Most of us did what we were told. We followed the path that seemed expected — the practical career, the sensible choices, the life that looked right from the outside. And many of us followed those rules faithfully, only to arrive … Continue reading about Only 25% of people know what makes their life meaningful. Here’s how to find yours.

Jay Nesbit is The Pharmacist Wordsmith® and author of Life Well Lived Books©

Feeling stuck isn't a life sentence. It's a starting point. And knowing exactly where you stand is the first step to moving forward.

At some point, most of us have felt it — that heavy, frustrating sense of being stuck. The goals that never quite get started. The same patterns repeating. The gap between the life you're living and the life you know you're capable … Continue reading about You can’t change where you’ve been — but here’s how to change where you’re going

Jay Nesbit is The Pharmacist Wordsmith® and author of Life Well Lived Books©

Self-understanding isn't a luxury. It's the foundation everything else is built on.

Most of us move through life reacting to other people, to circumstances, to the expectations placed on us, without ever stopping to ask a more fundamental question: Who am I, really, and what do I actually want?

That gap … Continue reading about Why knowing yourself is the first step to changing anything