are looking for your purpose, aren’t sure if you are living your purpose right now, aren’t

interested in finding a purpose yet you are reading this page for some reason, or don’t

believe that you have a purpose or that life has a purpose, then this series is for you.

For some of you, you may be skeptical about this series. For the nihilistic of you who

believe life is meaningless, you may think that this series is utter rubbish. For the

apathetic of you who don’t care about whether you have a purpose or not, you may view

this series with scorn. Life purpose? Who cares? That’s fine. The point is that you’re

here at this blog, and you’re reading this now for a reason. To you, I invite you to read

this series with an open mind, without bias. Do not approach this series with judgment,

scorn, or expectation, but simply with an open intent to learn. For it is when we adopt an

open mind that we learn the most, as opposed to evaluating things with a closed mind

and skepticism. At the end of the day, there’s no harm in reading this series, except an

hour or so of your time invested. If you don’t like what you read by the time you are

done, you can close shop and move on. If you hate the content, you can leave and

never come back. If you disagree with some of the content, you are welcome to

embrace your own views, without obligation to change any opinion. I do not expect you

to change anything about yourself. But, let’s say that somehow, through the course of

this life purpose series, you discover something new about yourself and your life.

What’s going to happen? Firstly, you’ll be able to take this knowledge and apply that

right away. You’ll be able to use this nugget of information to further yourself in your

journey. Secondly, you’ll become wiser than before you read this series, which is the

goal of everything I write on this blog. And let’s say… through this series, you find your

life purpose. Your life purpose that has eluded you all this while, but becomes so clear
all of a sudden. What’s going to happen? Suddenly, life as you know it will be different.

Suddenly, you discover a whole new spectrum of life that you never knew before.

Suddenly, you wake up each day with a new-found zest of what’s to come, and what

you’re about to do — more than you have ever done before. Flower field (Image: Iakov

Kalinin) I’m not saying that you’ll find your life purpose just by reading this series. That

depends on how far along you are in your self-development, how much thought you put

into this series, and how far you take the content and exercise that I’ll be sharing in the

next few parts. All I’m saying is, having a purpose is a part of living a conscious life. I

want to support you in living your best life ever. By keeping an open mind (and heart),

you allow yourself to gain new insights, in turn accelerating your path towards living

your highest life.