I’ve always believed that everyone has a purpose—something unique that shapes their journey. But as we move through life, our purpose may evolve. Sometimes, we find ourselves redefining it entirely, breathing new life into what once guided us.

Life unfolds in seasons, each one shaping who we become: 

Spring – A season of beginnings. It’s where we take our first steps—conception, birth, and the growth of childhood into adolescence. Everything is new, exciting, and, at times, uncertain.

Summer – The era of possibility. We step into adulthood, forging our identity, careers, and relationships. This is what I call the Invincible Me phase—where ambition thrives, and we embrace life’s adventures, living fully in the moment.

Autumn – A time of reflection and refinement. We shift from chasing goals to relishing accomplishments, preparing for the next phase. Responsibilities ease, allowing us to slow down and find joy outside the hustle—no more racing against deadlines or covering for the coworker who always calls off.

Winter – The season of wisdom. It’s a time of reflection, when we look back at the path we’ve walked. Some embrace this stage with peace and acceptance; others find themselves longing for past seasons, unsure of their purpose now.

But here’s the truth—each season is essential. Every step builds upon the last, shaping our legacy. Purpose isn’t lost; it transforms, guiding us through the cycles of life in ways we never expected.