Abstract

    Open Access Opinion Article ID: AAP-8-121

    Finding purpose in life and shaking up one’s routine might help to navigate the ups and down

    Smita Jain*

    Most individuals want to feel like they’re living for something bigger than themselves. In or out of our consciousness. While the idea is appealing, the reality may be more difficult to achieve. The assumptions about life’s meaning may stem from a lack of introspection into one’s own purpose. These hardwired beliefs about the world often originate in our families and the places we call home. Having an effect on the world, no matter how big or little, is what gives people a feeling of purpose in life, rather than a predetermined destination. One’s purpose is the driving force behind their behavior. Continually and throughout the years. Purpose provides stability and direction even in the face of failures and a seemingly chaotic environment. The subject of life’s purpose may seem abstract, but it’s worth pondering. If people want to be happy and successful in every aspect of life, finding purpose is the key.

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    Published on: Dec 30, 2023 Pages: 1-3

    Full Text PDF Full Text HTML DOI: 10.17352/aap.000021
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