Your life has been shaped by hundreds of decisions, some good and some not. If you do not know your purpose in life, then decision making can be a worry-filled nightmare because it’s difficult to know if you have made the right decision before you see how it
turns out. A person choosing between moving to Miami or staying in Minneapolis, for example, might make long lists of the good
things and bad things about each location and, even after much soul searching, be no closer to the better choice. Without a framework for evaluating the information, it’s impossible to see the better choice. However, a clear purpose in life makes choices easier and quicker because you have only to choose the option that most supports your purpose the option that most empowers you to express your purpose. Once you recognize your life’s purpose, you have fewer nagging second thoughts.
