Let me guess—you’ve heard the phrase “find your purpose” so many times, it’s practically a mantra at this point. But what if you’re not quite there yet? What if you’re still trying to figure out what gets you excited about life, besides hitting the snooze button three times? Don’t worry, you’re in the right place. Today, we’re going to break down how you can discover your purpose without waiting for some magical “aha” moment.

Start Small

First things first—your purpose doesn’t have to be some grand, world-saving mission. It could be something as simple as making people laugh or solving problems. The key? Pay attention to what energizes you. Have you ever noticed how time flies when you’re doing something you love? That’s a clue. Lean into it.

I used to think purpose had to be this BIG thing—you know, something impressive that would make everyone go “Wow, you’re really doing something meaningful.” But I quickly realized that purpose is deeply personal. For me, it wasn’t about impressing others; it was about feeling lit up from the inside.

Embrace Curiosity

Remember when you were a kid, and every day felt like an adventure? Rediscovering your purpose is a lot like that. Follow your curiosity, even if it feels random. Sometimes those curious inklings lead you to something bigger.

A few years ago, I randomly decided to take up gardening. Spoiler alert: I’m not great at it, but I discovered something fascinating in the process. Gardening didn’t become my “purpose,” but it led me to reflect on how much I love nurturing things—whether it’s plants, people, or ideas. That was a huge lightbulb moment.

Trial and Error

Not sure what your purpose is? Try new things, fail a little, and then reflect on what felt right. Spoiler alert: most people don’t find their purpose sitting on the couch binge-watching Netflix (though we’ve all been there, no shame). So, get out there and experiment!

Here’s the thing: sometimes, finding your purpose means trying out a few things that aren’t your purpose. And that’s okay. It’s all part of the process. The key is to not give up when something doesn’t click. Keep moving forward and trust that each step is bringing you closer to what lights you up.

Okay, so maybe you won’t have a lightning-bolt moment where everything clicks. That’s okay! Purpose is a journey, not a destination. Take the next step, embrace what excites you, and trust that with every new experience, you’re getting closer.

Ready to take the next step in discovering your purpose? Join me in my upcoming masterclass where we dive deep into uncovering your passion and turning it into action. Let’s find what lights you up—together!