There comes a point in life when you start asking deeper questions not just what am I doing?, but why am I doing it? That’s where purpose begins to rise. Purpose is not something you find by chasing achievements; it’s something that unfolds as you grow through your experiences. Every pain, loss, and setback becomes a thread that weaves meaning into your life. Purpose is the energy that gives direction to your existence it’s what turns struggle into strength, confusion into clarity, and survival into growth.

Most people live tired, not because they’re doing too much, but because they’re doing things that drain their soul. When you’re disconnected from purpose, even small tasks feel heavy. But when you live with purpose, even the hard days make sense. You wake up knowing that what you’re doing aligns with something bigger than comfort it aligns with calling. Purpose doesn’t remove struggle, but it gives pain a reason. It transforms “Why me?” into “Try me.” It shifts your focus from what you’ve lost to what you’re learning.