Regardless of whether you consider yourself to be spiritual or not, regardless of whether or not you are affiliated with any specific religion—there are universal aspects of life that can be called spiritual. Even a devout atheist can be considered a “spiritual” person as they respect their own internal voice.

There’s a bridge between mind and spirit, and as we focus on our individual spirituality it actually allows us to create from a higher point of potential. We become more awakened to a new possibility of abundance, to a new realization of Soul Purpose. The spiritual component of ourselves is where Soul Purpose resides. That’s why it’s the center square, that’s why it holds the other four tracks together.

Philosophers since Plato have pondered the issue of consciousness and where we get our sense of personal identity or “spirit”. There is still no clear answer to that question and perhaps there never will be, but regardless of the different terminology used—each of us does have our own unique contribution to make in this world. Each of us has our own sense of self, and what it is that we want to give and receive within our lifetime. By paying attention to who we are and who we are becoming, life can become more complete and meaningful.

Whatever your spiritual practice may be, devoting a portion of The Producer Power Hour towards nourishing your soul is a wise investment that will pay out in every other area of your life.