Moving beyond societal expectations to discover what truly sets your spirit on fire. From childhood we are asked what we want to be. Rarely are we asked who we already are.
Purpose is not found by looking outward at what impresses others. It is uncovered by looking inward at what quietly persists: the interests that never fade, the acts of service that energize rather than drain, the moments when time seems to disappear.
Take an evening this week to write freely on one question: when do I feel most alive? Do not edit. Do not plan. Simply listen to what emerges. Your mission is not something you invent. It is something you remember.
