Gui Coelho

I feel the same way, kind of lost, with too many options, trying to find the ONE thing I could do everyday and not get bored for the rest of my life.This thing must feel natural for me to accomplish and at the same time be useful to someone else. It must make me feel free to be me, trust in myself and grow. Maybe the life purpose is also related to our view of things. For example: politics could be a waste of time for one, but a way to change the world to another. So the professions that exists are just ways to achieve a higher goal. To fulfill this ultimate goal more than one activity is maybe necessary. Perhaps more than one skill. What Steve Jobs said once made me think. You develop certain skills that you don't know why and what for. Then at some point of your life, you connect the dots and realize that using all you know can help to achieve that goal in a better way.

Look for Bob Proctor. There is a course for life coaching under that amount. Still expensive for me, but I believe is good stuff.

When you say "nothing is supernatural" what do you mean? Nothingness ou no-thing. anyways, I like your point of view. It shows a deep look into life. Maybe we should go deeper!