Find Your Life’s Purpose Toolkit
1. Conduct Your Purpose Audit
A. Life Milestones Reflection
List 5–7 meaningful life events (joyful or painful) and what they taught you.
| Life Event / Memory | Why It Matters | What I Learned About Myself |
|---|---|---|
B. Recurring Themes
What patterns do you see across these events?
(Examples: helping others, creating, teaching, healing, exploring, leading)
My recurring themes:
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C. Energy Audit
Which activities give you energy? Which drain it?
| Gives Me Energy | Drains My Energy |
|---|---|
2. Clarify Strengths & Natural Talents
A. What Do People Rely on You For?
List 5 things others often come to you for.
1. _________________________________________
2. _________________________________________
3. _________________________________________
4. _________________________________________
5. _________________________________________
B. Skills You Enjoy Using
(Not just what you’re good at — what feels good to express.)
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3. Think Creatively About the Money Question
Purpose and money can support each other.
A. What Would You Do If Money were not The Issue?
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B. Possible Ways to Earn From What You Love
Brainstorm freely — no judgment.
| Interest / Passion | How Might This Create Value for Others? | Potential Income Path |
|---|---|---|
4. Experiment With Authenticity
Purpose is discovered through doing, not just thinking.
What experiments can you try in the next 30 days?
Examples: start a YouTube channel, teach one person, volunteer, take a class.
Experiment #1: ___________________________________________
Experiment #2: ___________________________________________
Experiment #3: ___________________________________________
How will you reflect after each experiment?
I will journal / voice record / talk to mentor / share with friend.
5. Track Your Energy Shifts
Pay attention to how you feel during the process — not just the outcomes.
During an activity, I feel:
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Light / Heavy
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Open / Closed
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Excited / Drained
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Alive / Numb
Use this space after each experiment:
Experiment: ______________________________________________
Emotion before: __________________________________________
Emotion during: __________________________________________
Emotion after: ___________________________________________
Insights: ________________________________________________
6. Finding Purpose in the Present Moment
Your purpose is not only in the future — it shows up today.
Morning Intention Prompt
Write a simple daily purpose statement you can use each day:
Today, I choose to show up as: ____________________________
In the way I speak, work, rest, and love.
Evening Reflection
One thing I did today that felt meaningful was:
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One moment I felt connected to myself was:
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7. Your Evolving Purpose Statement
This is not final. It is alive.
Write it gently, loosely, and honestly.
My purpose is to…
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🌱 Remember
Your purpose is not a destination.
It is a practice in how you live each day.
Your curiosity, your compassion, your energy — these are your guideposts.
