When you know what you want, when you know where you are going, you begin to appreciate a purpose.
If you’re in doubt about what you want, if you’re questioning the direction you’re heading, you will not ever have a purpose.
There is one simple and effective way to know your purpose: articulate it in some way or another. Some people swear by writing things down. Others put notes in places that remind them why they are doing whatever it is they’re doing, helping them appreciate a purpose.
Whatever you think your purpose is, have you actually articulated it in some way? Or is it that you think you have a purpose simply because you are doing something heading in some direction?
Do yourself a favour and articulate what your purpose is, make it real, make it visible, make it tangible. Make it purposeful.