Purpose Is Built, Not Found

Most people think purpose is something you magically “find.” Like one day you wake up and suddenly

everything makes sense. But purpose isn’t found. It’s built.

Your purpose starts with pain. The things that frustrate you, the struggles you’ve

survived, the problems you wish someone would solve—those are clues.

Pay attention to what moves you emotionally. That’s not random. That’s direction. Purpose also lives

where your curiosity won’t quit. What do you think about when no one is watching?

What do you keep learning about even when it’s hard? Your purpose doesn’t always feel exciting—it

often feels important. Success comes when you stop waiting for confidence and start taking action.