Frank Cruz
Purpose is about why you do things and not fickle with the ebb and flow of emotion which might influence passions. Therefore, thinking about your purpose from multiple angles and reflecting on the experience you have been through and what they meant to you is important. Sometimes you might imagine you know your purpose but have misidentified the real reason to why you have felt that it was important to you. It can help to try and identify the values that are motivating the purpose, and show that they have importance for you authentic self and also social self. If one is missing you may be being motivated by something which isn't fully acceptable to you or unduely motivates by extrinsic factors. Find the thing, values and actions that both parts of you can agree on.
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