Be happy with what you do.
Define your purpose.
Finding purpose is challenging. Only 28% of us feel connected to our work (HP Work Relationship Index, 2023). The same amount of people say their job gives them purpose.
Experiencing purpose leads to a fulfilled life. Yet, some take an entire lifetime to find out what drives them. Together, we help you find what makes you happy with a full life ahead.
Finding purpose starts with self-reflection, an honest conversation with yourself about yourself. Asking the right questions about your ambitions, ideas, and circumstances moves you in the desired direction. It's a direction that includes, in iterations, positive change in your everyday life.
Explore your personality type. Get to know what questions to ask yourself about your purpose. It only takes a few minutes.
Pursue your aspirations.
Our careers are important to our identity. Older generations were more satisfied with their jobs. Today, 44% of us between 18 and 29 are very satisfied with our job (Pew Research Center, 2023). That's twenty percent less than two generations ago.
Congrats to you if you've found a career matching your aspirations. If not, it's never too late to switch. Alternatively, adjustments to your current occupation may be enough to start experiencing greater job satisfaction.
Adopting a habit of regularly exploring careers that match your aspirations brings you miles closer to the job that excites you. See for yourself how to do it.
Be with people you love.
Community inspires us and gives us the freedom to share ideas. Growing our network broadens our options and makes us feel connected. Joining the right group is like stepping from one comfort zone into another.
Fill up your life with meaningful and lasting relationships. 51% of people experiencing loneliness (Gallup, 2023). Join groups of people who share the same interests, hobbies, and ideas.
You'll find plenty of existing groups that help you find your purpose and shape your career. If finding the right group is difficult, consider creating one of your own. You'll be offering people like you an opportunity to connect.