“I desire a life of purpose. I care about deep connections with friends and family, and becoming a whole version of myself.”

These are traits and values often shared by others like you:

Those who resonate with this perspective value being compassionate, intentional, and resilient. You might be someone who...

• Contemplates the big things in life
• Has meaningful friendships
• Enjoys podcasts or books about self-discovery
• Is open to new ideas, but cautious of rigid systems
• Feels deeply, and is learning how to make sense of it all
• Sometimes wonders if there’s more to life than what’s in front of you, but isn’t sure what that means or how to start figuring it out

You might find spiritual inspiration in meditation, support from friends, or from self-aware thought leaders. “Faith for you is staying open to hope, and becoming more present to what’s unfolding.

Sometimes the inner search can feel exhausting or uncertain. That’s okay. You’re not broken for feeling a little lost, there may still be something sacred unfolding in the ambiguity.”

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Where this perspective shines:

You’re likely someone people really trust. You are genuine and care deeply about others. You can easily attune to someone’s needs and care about their dreams. This is a meaningful gift to those around you.

You may feel most spiritually “connected” when:

• Connected with friends
• Living with intentionally
• Reflecting, meditating or journaling
• Finding peace or beauty in nature
• Mentally clear & hopeful
• You help someone feel known

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Just some things to consider:

Sometimes we carry a quiet question:

Is there more that I’m missing?

You don’t need to have all the answers or make drastic changes. But maybe one or two of these questions stick with you for the week ahead. Let them linger in the background, like a quiet nudge toward something more.

• Where does peace come from?
• Is there a deeper purpose to the things that fill my day-to-day life?
• What kind of person am I becoming?
• When do I feel most at peace?
• What if meaning is less about arrival, and more about becoming?