A Life of Purpose

Justin Recla:

This is good stuff. One, I love your background. You come from the corporate world and it seems like you, like so many others, have whatever that awakening moment was of recognizing that you had to step out of the corporate world and do something different. Dare I say better. That led you here in doing your work. Talk to me a little bit about that. What is your work as the purpose whisper?

Jayne Sanders:

What I do is identify and then help people align with their innate purpose and talents, and also help them take action on their blind spots. And I do that through the assessment tool that you mentioned, that’s referred to as scientific hand analysis. When I work in companies, I call it an executive work-life blueprint, because that’s exactly what it is. It’s a blueprint for your best life, 360, personally and professionally. Unknown to most people, the lines in your hands mimic the neural pathways in your brain. So the accuracy is jaw-dropping is one of the words that clients use and it was written about in Forbes because of its accuracy. So pretty cool stuff and very eyeopening.

Justin Recla:

It’s amazing what we can learn about ourselves when we pay attention to just the different aspects of our bodies. Our bodies are literally just there to remind us of who we are and that you’ve got the mechanisms in place to if we can look at those things. I love your assessment, looking at the hands, it’s such a unique way of assessing things. But I’m going to play devil’s advocate here. Is this like palm reading?

Jayne Sanders:

Well, it looks like that when I’m looking at somebody’s hands but no, there are no predictions to it, which is what makes palm reading kind of well known. No predictions at all. It’s the way that your brain has tracked throughout your life. So as you change, your hands can change also, except we get a lot of information from the fingerprints too and of course, those don’t change. The FBI would be in deep doo-doo right? Yeah. And I mean, I do make one prediction, but that’s for everybody and it’s that I don’t care how good your life is now. If you take action on what’s in your hands, it will only get better.