The purpose of our life is not one goal; it is not about the end game or the bottom line. Our purpose is who we are. It is at the core of our identity, our spirituality, and our destiny. It is integral to the “why” of our existence. Our purpose is to express the aspect of the Divine we were created to express. If we live in this expression, we know deep down that we are on the right track. If we feel unaligned with our purpose, or if we do not know it, fragmentation and dissatisfaction linger. Many of us in that situation jump from one line of work, hobby, or relationship to another. Or if we settle on one, but do not really feel “at home” with it, we develop impostor syndrome—never feeling authentic.