Mark Manson

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

That's all part of it.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

I think the problem with purpose is that people go about it the wrong way. They approach purpose as if it's hiding under a rock somewhere. People are like, oh, I got to find my purpose and then sign up for a yoga class thinking that purpose is magically going to appear in the yoga class. And Purpose is not found, it's created through action that feels useful.

And you can have useful action doing the most mundane stuff. You can have useful action doing the same stuff that you've done for 20 years. A lot of it is just simply how you choose to think about it and the value you choose to perceive in it. So I think purpose is something that's fostered and created through finding useful and meaningful reasons and motivations behind the things that you do.