Your Own Soulprint Path

Your Soulprint Journey

There is no finish line here.

There is no right pace, no perfect schedule, and no single path that fits every soul. Transformation is not a race—it is a pilgrimage. Find the rhythm that fits your life. Walk slowly if you must, but keep walking. Practice mindfulness. Learn to pay attention. Trust that God is at work, even when you cannot yet see the change within you.

If you're wondering where to begin, this is the path I recommend:

1. Begin with The Soulprint Trilogy.
Read each book, but if possible, listen to the audiobooks as well. These books were written to be experienced with both your mind and your spirit. Allow their rhythms to accompany your daily life.

2. Discover your Soulprint.
Take the Enneagram Assessment, then read Soulprint. As you learn your patterns, you'll begin to recognize both the gifts God has given you and the false self that keeps you from living freely.

3. Return to the Beatitudes.
Read The Beatitude Code. It is the foundation beneath everything I've written—a vision of the rhythms Jesus taught for becoming fully alive.

4. Enter the Digital Sanctuary.
Become part of the community. Explore the Journey Maps, reflections, and practices. Use the interactive journal to notice your thoughts, prayers, questions, and discoveries. Transformation happens as we pay attention.

5. Consider a Soulprint Coaching Session.
If you would like someone to walk alongside you as you discover your Soulprint, I invite you to schedule an Enneagram coaching session. Over the years, I've found that a thoughtful conversation can often illuminate things we struggle to see on our own. My role is not to tell you who you are, but to help you recognize who God created you to be.  

As a Stephen Minister, I have learned that one of the greatest gifts we can offer another person is a safe place to be fully known. Whenever I coach or mentor someone, I treat our conversations with the same sacred trust as a confessional. Everything we discuss remains confidential. More importantly, I have reached a season in my life where my first response is no longer to judge, but to listen - to listen with compassion, curiosity, and grace, trusting that God is already at work in every soul long before I arrive.

If the cost is a genuine obstacle, please don't let that keep you from reaching out. I offer partial scholarships because I believe everyone should have the opportunity to begin this journey. I do ask that you invest something in yourself—transformation always asks something of us—but I will gladly invest alongside you. Sometimes all we need is someone willing to walk the first few steps with us.

Then simply keep walking your path.  

You don't have to master the journey. You only have to remain faithful to it.

The subtitle of my first book was "To live perfectly imperfect Lives."  That is the pilgrimage of living a transformed life.  

If you come this far with an open heart, I believe the next steps will begin to reveal themselves. God has a remarkable way of meeting those who are willing to keep walking. The path gradually becomes the teacher, and over time, you discover that the journey was never about becoming someone else. It was always about becoming who God created you to be.