2In Purpose, Sue Fitzmaurice breaks down that vague word into practical, logical advice. If there's a part of your mind that doesn't believe you have a purpose, it will have a healthy argument here to believe you truly do. Purpose delves into the mind to discover where it may be blocked and how to nudge it forward. Excellent advice and well worth the read. Doe Zantamata, author of Happiness in Your Life Purpose is the kind of book you wish you had had when you were starting out in life. Fortunately, it's never too late to live your purpose. Sue Fitzmaurice provides us with an insightful as well as inspirational road map for the journey. Eleanor Brownn, author of Mile 9Many writers presenting thoughts about worthiness and finding one's purpose sound lofty and grandiose, like they're preaching from a pedestal. Not so with Sue. She presents complicated issues in an intelligent, clear cut manner coupled with an open approach that makes the journey to connecting to one's higher self and finding life's purpose easily accessible. Personally meaningful and great read. Well done! Ivy Tobin, actress and author of My Life as a DoormatWritten in Sue's inimitable style, with clarity, humour and humility, this book is must read for anyone endeavouring to seek a greater understanding of how to live life with a greater sense of gusto. No matter what your age, status or background this little book with a big heart gets to the root of how to live a more fulfilling and purposeful life no matter where you are in your journey. Purpose is practical, insightful, down to earth and a cracking good read! Caroline Ravenall, author of A guide for the spiritual worrier/warriorSue has such a way with words that they sneakily enter your mind, cut straight to the core of your soul with razor sharp precision - forcing you out from your comfort zone and straight into a showdown with the one person in this world you NEED to confront and challenge - your Self. J.V. Manning, author of The Other Side Sue asks the fundamental question "what is my purpose?" and proceeds to bravely light the way. The book's humanistic approach cleverly explores self-imposed limitations by dissecting tired beliefs and replacing them with empowering calls to action. Sue's voice is an unflinching beacon of hope addressing hard topics such as depression, loss, shame and fear. Her eloquent writing and glimpses into personal experience offer the reader a smart and modern portrait for understanding the direct connection between spirituality and creating a life of meaning. Cindy Lamothe, writer, artist