He was an American entrepreneur, author and motivational speaker.  His rags to riches story played a large part in his work, which influenced others in the personal development industry.  He's also the author of 17 different written, audio, and video media.  He's Jim Rohn and here are his Top 10 Rules for Success:

1. Let's do it!
2. Ask for adventure
3. Work on yourself
4. Have a purpose
5. You've got to dream
6. Never give up
7. Rely on yourself
8. Learn from other people
9. Say "Enough is Enough!"
10. Think rich

And, hang around for the bonus video clips which will inspire you to:

• Set Goals.
• Welcome all Experiences.
• Measure your own Progress.

We pray that Jim Rohn's words of encouragement cause you to seek, with great anticipation, your Godly destiny.

Brian Tracey has consulted for more than 1,000 companies and addressed more than 5,000,000 people. He's Brian Tracy and here are his Top 10 Rules for Success:

• Don't live on "Someday Isle."
• Learn from the Experts.
• Find Your Life Purpose.
• Manage Your Time.
• Structure Your Goals as Questions.
• Think Rich.
• Don't Quit.
• Be an Example.
• Form Good Habits.
• Never Give Up on Your Dreams.

And, three additional bonus rules for success:

• Ask the Right Question.
• Take Responsibility.
• Be People Oriented.

We pray that these ideas help you discover, unlock and live your Godly destiny.

We discover 10 riveting ideas.  They include:

1. Have the courage to pursue your idea.
2. Try a new approach.
3. Believe in meaningful work.
4. Constantly revise your conclusions.
5. Distinguish yourself from others.
6. Practice.
7. Explore.
8. Be patient.
9. Understand the rules of business.
10. Outwork others.

We pray this video will inspire you to consider the what and how of discovering, unlocking and living your Godly destiny.

This is a short yet profound video which contains a central idea - do purpose. 

David Hieatt shares, "Have you ever noticed that some of the best brands in the world make us feel something? They tell us their dreams and what they want to change. They bare their soul. And it touches us. At some point, we stop being customers and become fans.These companies like Apple, Patagonia, and so many smaller business around the UK, have a reason to exist. They know why they get out of bed in the morning. They have something that most brands don’t have: A Purpose. And it is an incredibly powerful thing.
Purpose gives you strength to fight the impossible. It builds your culture. It wins you your fans. It is your back-bone. It is your stubbornness. But more importantly, it helps to stop you from quitting. The pain of quitting a business is one thing. But to quit on a dream is quite another.
In his book, David Hieatt (founder of howies and Hiut Denim) will reveal the intuitive (and often counter-intuitive) principles at the heart of any great purpose-driven brand – and show how you can apply them to your own. Things like:

• That ‘why’ matters
• The importance of being first
• Why you only need 1,000 true fans
• How to find your voice and share your story
• How to build a great team and company culture
• Why trusting your customers breeds magic
• Would the world be different, better even, if more businesses were like this?"

Aligning yourself with David's general idea that everyday must be under girded with destiny, and not just any destiny, but a Godly destiny, will set you to not only walk the path of life, but will help you enjoy a life well lived.

Here is another gem from the world of Ted talks.  Ted opines, "Why do people succeed? Is it because they're smart, or are they just lucky? Analyst Richard St. John condenses years of interviews into an unmissable 3-minute presentation on the real secrets of success."

Viewer warning there is some salty language used in this presentation.  Nothing beyond a mild PG13 rating, but worth knowing before viewing.  We share it simply because the principles of success shared as a result of over 500 interviews with highly successful people is fascinating.

For anyone pursuing a Godly destiny in business, or any other calling, these principles of success will serve you well as you discover, unlock and live your Godly destiny.

In this video, Ashley Coleman shares with how having a greater purpose, caring, and expressing ourselves can lead to a gratifying business environment which makes a difference for those who need help.  Many Christians with a Godly destiny to help the poor and suffering are actually called into the world of business.  Let this video stir your spirit as you seek to discover, unlock and live your Godly destiny.

According to TedxSanJoaquin, "Ashley Coleman was raised out in the country on a vineyard ranch in the Central Valley of California. She liked getting her hands dirty, and especially loved picking grapes during harvest. At an early age, she learned to appreciate hard work and how much goes into making a great wine. As she grew older, her love for wine evolved as well as her passion for giving back. She is a graduate of Notre Dame, 3 year wine sales veteran, MBA student, and lover of all things creative. Now, she is the Chief Executive Officer for Greater Purpose, a wine sales company that gives 55% of its profit to organizations that work with orphaned children all over the world."

In this video, Harry Kraemer encourages us to be value-based leaders by embracing four basic principles.  In doing this, he puts things into perspective, and helps us better influence and relate to people.  And, by integrating these four principles into your leadership walk you will find yourself one step closer to discovering, unlocking and living your Godly destiny.

According to TedX, "Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr. is a professor of management and strategy at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, where he teaches in the MBA and the Executive MBA programs. He is an executive partner with Madison Dearborn Partners, one of the largest private equity firms in the United States where he consults with CEOs and other senior executives of companies in MDP's extensive portfolio.

Currently, his teachings are rooted in the principles of value-based leadership, those being self-reflection, balance, true self confidence, and genuine humility, which are all highlighted in his recently published book 'From Values to Action: The Four Principles of Value-Based Leadership.'"

For more on Harry, visit: http://fromvaluestoaction.com/

In this video, Amy K. Hutchens shares with us how to unleash the leadership principle of multiplication.  Additionally, she talks about how you align your values with your purpose.  She speaks to why it is important that you prioritize your core principles such that you are able to think critically as you make decisions.

We pray that this leadership tidbit helps you discover, unlock and live your Godly destiny.

Learning how to work well with others is a real key to discovering, unlocking and living your Godly destiny.  You might just find that collaborating with others is the missing piece to your ultimate destiny.  This video will get you thinking about working well with others.

According to 99u, "When the your team is faced with adversity does it stand strong and act boldly or does it crumble under pressure? Based on his work with over 1000 teams, Keith Yamashita shares his insights about great collaborative environments including: have an awareness beyond your day-to-day, respect the unique talents of your team members, and actively cultivate meaningful one-on-one relationships.

He discusses:

• Greatness and creativity go hand in hand
• Virtually all acts of greatness are the acts of an ensemble
• Diversity is important to any great ensemble
• The quote at the entrance of SYPartners
• "You have to create an environment where people can be their best selves"
• A soloist's guide to getting unstuck
• You have to develop you own unique method of getting unstuck
• Great teams work hard to cultivate specific habits
• Great teams know each member's "superpower"
• The 3 Habits of effective teams
• The ability to see, not look, is important. What lens do you use in a new situation?
• Finding your superpower
• Don't settle for a job that doesn't make use of your superpower
• About SYPartners' superpowers and how they make the firm tick
• If your superpower is grit, take care of yourself
• About duos, the smallest atomic unit of trust
• Respond with Love, not fear. That's where greatness lies
• Greatness is about being yourself, fully

About Keith Yamashita

For the past two decades, Keith Yamashita has worked alongside CEOs and their leadership teams to define — and then attain — greatness for their institutions. He has worked with leaders at Apple, IBM, General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, eBay, Nike, and Gap, among others.

Keith founded SYPartners — a firm steeped in the belief that transformation of individuals, teams, and institutions requires equal parts empathy, aspiration, and a bravery to act. The firm fuses systems thinking and creativity to help organizations in times of seismic change: the formulation of a new business strategy, a merger or acquisition, the rise of a new CEO, the return-to-greatness journeys after an industry shock.

About 99U

The 99U delivers the action-oriented education that you didn't get in school, highlighting real-world best practices for making ideas happen."

In this video from the early 1990's, Michael Gerber teaches us about business ownership - specifically entrepreneurship.  Many Christians believe that they are destined to own their own business and that they will wildly prosper.  However, small business ownership can be a prison if you are not properly prepared to think about working "on" the business instead of working "in" the business.

Being called into the world of business ownership is an exciting and challenging destiny.  It is not for the faint of heart.  This video will break down the cornerstone perspectives necessary to transform any small business from a job for the owner - into a system that works without them. These 40 minutes can, and should, change your life.