Why Your Purpose and Mission Matter, NOW, More Than Ever - Wisdom4Humanity with Patrick Mosher

thinking about people's life missions isn't matching the pulse of the world. So I'm, I'm getting a lot of— when I ask what your life mission is, it's like, bring joy to the world, be a light in the world, uh, be, be something, create something, um, be meaningful in the world. For Sean, you know, I mean, there's those things. And then I'm getting on the other side not even the cautious optimism. It's more like dark, scared, waiting for the shoe to drop, those kind of things. And it's like, we know something's coming. I hope it's good, but I'm not sure. Where are you hearing that? Oh, all over the place. Just like media? I mean, media, but also Purdue University, my communities. Yeah. Out in South Dakota. I just got back from there, just hearing a lot of that kind of— there's this anticipation that something's coming, but I don't know what it is. And then there's this pessimistic spin on that, like, oh, now having said that, for people like us, whatever your life mission is, lean heavily into that right now because that's more important now than ever before. it's one thing in an abundant world to go like, let's shine your light, be bold, be, do your thing. And people go like, we love you. And they embrace you. When people are saying it's dark and it's hard, that's when you have to shine your light. And you have to be careful. And I know we all are careful here about, you know, toxic positivity. It's like you have to be aware that this is how people are feeling and we feel it too. So there's a little bit of that, but lean into that life purpose more. Because that's, that's really important in our world right now, more so than ever. And because the shoe is getting ready to drop, whatever that looks like, that means you're going to have to do even more what you do well.