May 6, 2025

Passion is Your Purpose

We’ve been taught to search for purpose like it’s a job title, a mission statement, a grand cause we must uncover before we can begin truly living. But what if purpose is already living inside you?

What if purpose isn’t something you find, but something you feel—in the rise of your energy, the quickening of your breath, the unmistakable pull of what matters to you?

Your passion is not separate from your purpose. It is your purpose.

Not in the sense that you must turn every interest into a career or every spark into productivity—but because what lights you up is a compass. It shows you where your life wants to go. It whispers: “Here. This way. This is real.”

Purpose Doesn’t Have to Be Heavy

When we make purpose too big, we feel small.
But passion brings us back to presence.
To the moments that make us feel alive.
And that aliveness—that vitality—is the heartbeat of purpose.

Even if it changes.
Even if it doesn’t always make sense.
Even if it isn’t validated by the world.

Try This:

Ask yourself today,

“What would feel good to care about right now?”
Then trust that even that small flicker matters.

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We’ve been taught to chase goals that look good on paper—but what if they’re not leading us where we truly want to go? This reflection explores the difference between means goals and end goals—and why knowing the difference changes everything.

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To Bee or Not to Be

To Bee or Not to Be

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