How to know if you've found your identity and purpose.

I think it comes down to one question.

I think identity and purpose are massively important.

In fact, identity makes up a whole chapter in my upcoming book. It forms one of the foundational steps I took to beat back the lies of alcoholism. And yet, I think so many of us struggle to understand what we’re really supposed to be doing.

And when we lack a clear identity and purpose, we falter. We sway. We are blown around. I even have friends who have created a seven-figure business out of helping businesspeople and entrepreneurs find their purpose. How is that possible? Because so many people feel lost when it comes to knowing who they really are and what they really should be doing.

I was pulling out of my driveway the other day when I started thinking about all this. (I do some of my best thinking while driving.) And I asked myself a question: How do you know when you’ve found your identity and purpose?

See, I know I’ve found it. I’ll detail that in the book, but suffice it to say that Jamie Winship and his book Living Fearl…