The Obamas still have differences: he believes in political process; she is wary of politics; he is purpose-driven, ambitious; she wants everyone home for dinner at six-thirty, no excuses; she loses her patience; he apologizes.
Leaders are purpose-driven.
Classifications are purpose-driven, created for a specific purpose and fit for use.
Osmosis is oftentimes perceived by students to be only driven by life forces or an input of energy (Odom 1995), which pertains to the misunderstanding that the whole process is purpose-driven (e.g., plant cells undergo osmosis in order to prevent from withering or human drinks water to quench thirst).
Airports, government buildings, sports facilities, schools, college campuses and even shopping malls should be purpose-driven places, built to start conversations with neighbors and visitors alike.
Published and unpublished literature tends to be purpose-driven and may illuminate differences or focus on interventions with positive results.
Mentoring embraced adult learning principles: giving support when and where needed, at the appropriate professional level, and being purpose driven.
This is why purpose-driven brands are succeeding.
Also highly popular among American readers are books of self-improvement or self-help, some also flavoured with religious overtones, such as Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People (1937), Benjamin Spock's The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care (1946), Thomas Harris's I'm O.K., You're O.K. (1969), and Rick Warren's The Purpose-Driven Life (2002).
Millennials get a lot of recognition for being the purpose-driven generation.
