We’re told our message needs branding, content calendars and sales funnels — or it doesn’t count. But purpose is bigger than profit. It is alive in how you live.
Somewhere along the way, we started believing that sharing our truth means packaging it as a business—courses, coaching programmes, endless content—and suddenly, your purpose feels like admin.
Your worth is not your productivity or profit. Your purpose exists — even if you never sell a thing.
I should post on social media daily.
I should grow my email list.
I should launch a program.
I should sell more to prove I'm purposeful.
These ‘shoulds’ turn a living truth into a to-do list.
Real purpose lives in ordinary moments:
Sitting quietly with a friend’s grief
Telling a story that makes someone feel seen
Creating art for your own joy
Living your daily life with presence
Investing in courses and branding
Building funnels and offers
Feeling exhausted and disconnected
Pushing on because stopping feels like failing
Meanwhile, the truth gets buried under tasks.
This is permission to remember: your purpose is alive now. You do not need more funnels or a fancier plan. You can share what is real, not rehearsed.
Write honest posts instead of curated ads
Host one intimate circle instead of big launches
Let people find you through real connection
Automate admin quietly but stay human in your presence
Purpose is not something you launch. It is how you live, love, and lead—every ordinary day. Your choices, boundaries, and relationships speak louder than any sales page ever will.
Business can hold your purpose, but never let it suffocate it. Your work is bigger than any income goal. Let your business serve your truth, not silence it.
Ready to remember what is real? Join me in The Messy Temple — my space for women to share purpose without pressure to perform.
Your Heart's desires are non-negotiable, and your life should not be lived as a compromise."
-Nicol Heard
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