Hello, dear one.

How was your weekend? It’s wonderful to reconnect with you! I thoroughly enjoyed reading your feedback on last week’s post. 
I’m delighted to see that many found clarity, and I can assure you that even greater insights await you this month. Stay engaged and keep following along.
I hope you’ve registered for The Purpose Reset. The recent turnout has been incredibly encouraging, and I assure you that you’ve signed up for an experience that will profoundly impact your life. 

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If you haven’t registered yet, I must emphasize that you are on the verge of missing out on something significant. This virtual experience is one you won’t want to overlook. 
If financial constraints are holding you back from registering, don’t worry. We have a number of sponsored slots available. Please leave a message in the comments to take advantage of this opportunity. 
Now, let’s delve into today’s topic. A common question arises when discussing purpose: “What if I never discover my one true calling/purpose?” 
This notion that there exists a singular, grand purpose you must uncover, else failure is at the edge is one of the most pervasive myths that keeps individuals trapped. It’s a heavy, paralyzing burden to bear. 
Let’s clarify: purpose is not something to be discovered; it is to be received. I will elaborate on this concept during The Purpose Reset class. 
Do you see why registering for this class is essential? There is an abundance of knowledge and insight awaiting you that you simply cannot afford to miss. Strive to be part of it. 
Here’s the reality: purpose is not a static endpoint. It is seasonal, adaptable, and multifaceted, an aspect of purpose that is often overlooked. 
As we grow and evolve, so too does the expression of our purpose. What you are called to in one season may serve as preparation for something entirely new in the next. 

On a personal note, I resonate with this concept deeply. I have experienced this evolution firsthand; as I navigated one phase of my purpose, another unfolded.

I would have loved to delve deeper into this topic, but the constraints of this space limit our discussion. I plan to create a video on this subject soon. 
So feel free to subscribe to my YouTube channel @Eyiwumi Esther. I assure you, the video will be available in a matter of weeks from now. 
Consider purpose as a thread rather than a box. This thread may weave through various roles, careers, and assignments, yet it retains its core essence and serves a singular purpose. 
This is why some doors close while others open: purpose is an unfolding journey, not a conclusion. When you sense that God is signaling your time in a particular space has come to an end, it often indicates a transition to a higher calling. 
The notion of a singular, life-defining purpose has led to considerable confusion for many. Instead of focusing on progress and personal growth, individuals often find themselves preoccupied with the quest for that elusive “one true purpose.” 
This belief can become a heavy burden, fostering feelings of anxiety, inadequacy, and unworthiness. If what they perceive as their purpose lacks grandeur, they may mistakenly believe they are yet to discover it.
In reality, the seemingly insignificant tasks you may overlook could be your breakthrough, guiding you toward the next phase of your God-given purpose. 
Purpose transcends our conventional definitions. It is not confined to a single job title, role, or achievement. It is not a box into which you must fit. Purpose is dynamic, flexible, and inherently life-affirming. From an early age, many of us are conditioned to think in absolutes. For example, the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” implies a singular, unchanging identity. 

The truth is that many who once declared aspirations to become doctors, lawyers, or engineers have since embarked on entirely different career paths. 
There is nothing inherently wrong with your chosen career; what truly matters is the impact you are destined to make. 
The impact you are destined to create, the lives you are meant to enrich, the souls you are called to uplift, and every responsibility that elucidates your purpose on this planet are all interconnected. 
Many have been misled by the notion that “finding your singular, grand purpose will render work obsolete.” The implication that missing this particular target results in irrevocable loss is a fallacy. 
This misconception has induced unnecessary anxiety and panic, leaving individuals paralyzed by indecision. 
We have transformed the concept of purpose into a lottery, suggesting that there exists a singular winning number; if you fail to identify it, your life lacks significance. 

Consider this: Would this God have designed you in such a fragile manner that a single missed opportunity negates your entire existence? This notion is fundamentally flawed. 
Purpose is not a unchanging entity; it is expansive. It weaves through your talents, values, experiences, and the needs of those around you. 
It is crucial to recognize that your purpose must address specific problems and fulfill particular needs. If you are not engaging in this capacity, you are yet to fully discover your purpose. 
Moreover, your purpose is not solely for your own benefit; it is intrinsically linked to the well-being of others. The individuals in your sphere; those seeking answers, clarity, and solutions are the very reason your purpose exists. 

In here lies the essential insight: your purpose can manifest in diverse forms across different life stages. 

For instance:
– A teacher’s purpose may initially be expressed within the confines of a classroom, later transition into mentorship, and subsequently evolve into writing or parenting. 
– A healthcare professional might begin their journey in nursing, later pivot to coaching, and eventually engage in community building. The same individual can fulfill their purpose through various avenues. 

While the expression of purpose may shift, its essence remains constant. Purpose is not about identifying a singular role that defines you for eternity; it is about authentically living in alignment with your true self and what you are called to do per season. 

This is significant because liberating yourself from the illusion of a singular, definitive purpose alleviates the burden of perfectionism. 
You no longer feel compelled to achieve everything flawlessly in the present moment. You transcend the fear of missing out. 
You haven’t overlooked anything. Your narrative is still in progress, and you are continuously learning, evolving, and becoming a more authentic version of yourself. 
Moreover, you break free from the comparison trap. You cease to measure your journey against others and instead cultivate a deeper connection with your own unique path. Your trajectory need not mirror anyone else’s. 

From this vantage point, you gain the freedom to evolve and the courage to experiment. Purpose is the understanding that you may stumble, and that there is ample space for mistakes and course corrections. 
You discover peace in the process, fostering a meaningful connection with your journey and embracing the person you were divinely designed to be, as you were intentionally crafted by God from the very beginning. 

To assist you in discerning your purpose in this season, I came up with three probing questions:

• Where am I currently feeling compelled to serve or make an impact?
• What activities gives me strength when I engage in them consistently?
• What opportunities or doors continue to open for me, even if they were not part of your original plan? 

These questions do not seek lifelong answers; rather, they illuminate your current assignment. 
Your purpose might manifest as a desire to volunteer with an NGO that supports the underprivileged. It could involve offering encouragement to individuals navigating challenging times. 
Perhaps it entails joining a team dedicated to helping others become the best versions of themselves. It may simply be an opportunity that keeps presenting itself to you. However, ensure that it resonates with divine guidance. 
Purpose is not a confining box; it is a dynamic journey. It is not a solitary, gleaming mountaintop; it is a unique path filled with unexpected turns and revelations. 
Stop chasing the myth of one perfect purpose. Instead, embrace the freedom of living aligned; step by step, season by season. 
You are not behind. You have not missed it. You are exactly where you need to be to take the next step in your evolving purpose. Don’t be under pressure. 

Are there questions in your heart about what you’ve just read? I’d love to answer them. Kindly drop them in the comment section. 
I’ll see you again next week. Till then, keep chasing your purpose relentlessly. Please share your thoughts on what you’ve just read in the comment section. I’ll be there to read them and respond to your feedback. 
And don’t forget to share this post with someone who needs it. Have a meaningful week ahead. Cheers! 

With love,

#Eyistar_TheGlobalWriter 💜✨ ✍️🏻