Do You Love To
Nurture, Advise, Grow, or Plan?

A Second Path Through Life

Do you love to nurture, grow and nourish things? Thrilled when you get to develop things or give advice? Are you are a natural born cook or harvester of opportunities?

Then you are not alone. For centuries mankind had made a living and a life of working with Nature to plant, grow, cultivate, ripen and harvest things in fields as diverse as agriculture, accounting, and human *consciousness*.

Doing What You Love

When you do what you love, and work with the things you love ... your life changes. Things fall into place, like the puzzle pieces of your potential. And when they do ... and you love to grow and nurture things ... you reap a sweet harvest in the form of a life well lived, doing what you love. You may not be able to change the content of your life ... what leaps into your box of life events and situations.

But you can make sure that you work with the things you love, so the form your life takes makes sense. You know that if you love to have your hands in the soil. Or love pouring over financial charts to help your client's portfolio flourish. Or weed out the bad habits so the lives of the people you life coach can thrive.

Growing Lives, Stocks & Bonds

At the heart of life path two are the activities of nurturing, caring for, growing and developing things. What those things are depend on what you love ... what you love to grow ... which can range from plants, animals or the environment ... to people, bank accounts or buildings.

If you are drawn to a life path of nurturing and growing, you are one of the warm centered people who everyone turns to when the world falls apart or they need a strong cup of tea and some good advice. You patch things back together, find the silver lining in the cloud of tears, and use it to turn the bad into good ... the loss into a profit.

Life speaks to you in a different way ... and you turn lemons into lemonade, a market crash into an opportunity to buy philosopher's gold, and tears into the water that nourishes a profound change in how things are done.

If you love to help Nature restore harmony and manage the budding of spring and *the* harvest of the fall ... you might be interested in these five life activities ...

	Growers, Farmers & Gardeners Growers focus on helping things physically grow and thrive ... and can range from plants, animals and vineyards to people, human consciousness and the Universe. Read more ...
	Developers & Planners Developers work on helping things mature and develop into their potential. That can mean working to develop a piece of property (into a new housing project or a nature preserve), helping people develop into human beings leading authentic lives, or developing a retirement portfolio for a union.
	Cooks, Bakers & Chefs Cooks work on combining ingredients and transforming them to provide the basics needed to thrive ... thus nurturing the things and people around them. That can mean cooking up a great pot of Irish stew, a plan for how to pay for college, or a new wardrobe. Cooks are hard at work in the kitchen of life ... withstanding the heat in order to prepare and provide the mental, emotional, spiritual and physical food we heed.
	Advisors & Counselors Advisors provide us with wise counsel to help us understand our options, weigh the tradeoffs and make the right decision for our lifestyle and future. Good advice at the right time helps us avoid problems, overcome our obstacles , and make the most of our time and other resources during those rainy days of life. They can also help us recognize opportunities and put them to work for us.
	Caring & Hospitality Care takers work to provide care to those who need it ... making us feel welcomed and wonderful. From nurturing our souls with spa retreats to taking care of our homes, gardens and fish ponds ... care takers help us maintain a sense of order, balance and harmony in our lives.
	Fishermen Fisherman help us by angling out of the world of ideas and possibilities the things we need to survive and thrive. Whether fishing in the ocean of nature or urban life ... they work to hook us up with the right people, a paying internship, or great tickets to the ballet or basketball game.