Things to Consider

Maintaining multiple blocks and working with setbacks

The aim is not to define your life purpose. The aim is to explore meaning gently and reduce pressure around 'having it all figured out'.

"Setbacks aren't failures. They're information about what your structure needs."

PRACTICES TO TRY DURING THE WEEK

Notice what gives energy:
• Which moments feel worthwhile?
• What feels satisfying rather than draining?

Reflect on values:
• What matters most to you right now?
• What do you want to stand for?

Notice contribution:
• Where do you help others?
• Where do your actions matter?

Reduce comparison:
• Limit comparing progress with others
• Focus on your own context and stage

IF PURPOSE FEELS UNCLEAR

If purpose feels distant:
• Lower expectations
• Focus on the present
• Allow uncertainty
• Return to foundations

Purpose grows with stability.

Reflection prompts:

WEEKLY TARGET SETTING

Choose one purpose-related target that feels:
• Reflective
• Pressure-free
• Supportive

Examples:
• Reflecting on values
• Noticing meaningful moments
• Reducing comparison
• Contributing in a small way
REAL-LIFE TARGET IDEAS BY GROUP

Businesses:
• Identify what feels meaningful in work
• Recognise contribution beyond productivity
• Connect tasks to wider impact
END-OF-WEEK REFLECTION

Reflect together:
• What felt meaningful this week?
• What gave energy?
• What would you like to explore further?

Progress is built through gentle, consistent practice

Purpose is built, not found. Meaning grows through attention.

Important: MyHarbr provides structured wellbeing support and educational guidance only. We do not provide medical, psychological, counselling, or crisis services. If you require professional support, please consult appropriate healthcare professionals.

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