Have you found already your purpose in life?
That question is so hard to answer. All we know is we just live in this world to survive everyday without even knowing what is the purpose of our existence.
Some argue that our purpose is to find happiness. Others say our purpose is to love others, to become the best version of ourselves, or to follow God’s will. Still others say there is no purpose to life at all (Allison, S. 2o14).
Everyday, we tend to discover our purpose in life through our experiences. I believe that each of the living and non-living things has its own purpose but some are still uncertain about it.
According to Rassier, R. 2017, the most important purpose in life (if there can be just one) is to figure out one’s purpose and how to get there. How do you want to be remembered? What kind of relationships and connections do you want to create with other people? What is your authentic self? Figuring out these things and then figuring out how you can best reach those goals and then carrying out actions to do so will certainly bring some unhappiness, but will also result in happiness that is organic and does not have to be chased.