Jake Burhans argues that life's purpose isn't about goals or achievements, but about appreciating everyday moments. Meaning isn't inherent; you assign it. He suggests treating life as a playful game and finding joy in small things like watching fish or dolphins by the water instead of fixating on future destinations.
When you can understand that life isn't about what you do, your goals, your vision, what you want to accomplish. It's literally about the everyday. It's about looking and finding the beauty in every part of life and nature. Walking along the water, you see a huge fish, right? You see some stingrays, you see a dolphin, whatever it is. Like, that is the beauty of life. That is the purpose of life. There is no meaning in life. You give life meaning. It's supposed to be a fun game. So ask yourself how you can enjoy life every single day, in every single moment, and you will start winning. Stop focusing on where you're going.
