Purpose doesn’t have to be grand or cosmic—it just has to be clear enough to guide you. In this lesson, we explore how to develop a practical, life-shaping answer to “Why am I here?” You’ll reflect on what you value, who you serve, and what kind of legacy you want to leave—not from pressure, but from clarity.

We’ll explain how useful beliefs are better than perfect ones: your purpose doesn’t have to be universally true—it just has to be meaningful enough to get you up in the morning and anchor your decisions.

Key Lesson Concepts

• Purpose is not about being correct—it’s about being clear and anchored.
• A defined purpose gives meaning to daily challenges and sacrifices.
• You can refine your purpose over time—but you must start with something.