The answer may come from a small voice that tugs at your heart when you first awaken and softly whispers, "If only I could..." or "If money was no object, I would..."

Whatever inspires you to jump out of bed in the morning, whatever you are excited to spend time doing, or whatever you feel really passionate about probably has something to do with your purpose.

Or conversely, as Royce Morales, founder of PLA, states, "Whatever your worst fear, your biggest 'weakness,' or your primary life issue could also very likely be your biggest strength, and ultimately part of your purpose."

You have a unique format in which to live your purpose. Defining your purpose is about exploring and experiencing ways to rediscover what that form is meant to be.

The willingness to be in total trust, fully on that quest, will allow you to learn many life-lessons and will eventually bring you the biggest rewards your life has to offer you.

Inspiration:
Kahlil Gibran