Sorry guys, I'm on Dad Duty tonight. Kid stranded at school and I have to pick him up. I won't be able to chat with you fine folks this week. I'm so sorry. I'll give you this to think about this week:

Finding your purpose is a journey that requires self-reflection, exploration, and action. Here’s a structured approach to help you discover and clarify your purpose:

1. Reflect on Your Values
What principles guide your decisions?
What beliefs are non-negotiable for you?
Consider your moral compass—what do you stand for?

2. Assess Your Strengths and Passions
What activities energize you?
What are you naturally good at?
Where do people often seek your help or expertise?

3. Examine Your Life Experiences
What defining moments have shaped you?
What struggles have you overcome?
How have past experiences given you insight into what truly matters?

4. Identify What Impact You Want to Have
Who do you want to serve?
What change do you want to create in the world?
How do you want to be remembered?

5. Explore and Experiment
Try different activities, volunteer, take on projects.
Pay attention to what excites you and gives you a sense of fulfillment.
Be open to new experiences that might reveal unexpected passions.

6. Align Your Purpose with Your Actions
How does your daily life reflect what you value?
Are you using your talents in a meaningful way?
What changes can you make to live more in alignment with your purpose?

7. Seek Guidance and Feedback
Talk to mentors, trusted friends, or a coach.
Ask people who know you well what they see as your strengths and passions.
Read books, listen to podcasts, or take courses on purpose and leadership.

8. Commit to Growth and Adaptability
Your purpose may evolve over time—stay open to refining it.
Continue learning and developing new skills.
Maintain a mindset of service and contribution.
Finding your purpose isn’t about a single “aha” moment—it’s about consistently aligning your life with what is meaningful to you. What step resonates with you the most right now?

Let me know what you would add!