Here's something I have found:
You need to work hard, especially on something you love. Dedicate 10 hours a day to this. Let's see if you talk about life's purpose after a year.
Life is just like working out. You feel like shit before/while working out but feel really good and satisfied later. You've got to find something you love and pour your sweat,blood and tears in it. The the "reward" you get out of it(after few years) will give you the satisfaction you need in life.
Another idea is to look at it from a "motivation" perspective. You are always happy and satisfied whenever you are motivated...right? So, you can work it out backwards by finding out the reason for the loss of motivation and fix it.
Really great article for second approach: http://startupbros.com/killing-the-7-mot...murderers/
EDIT: I read philosophy almost everyday. Sorry but philosophy doesn't provide the answers you're looking for. Philosophy will help you with your everyday life but not with your life's purpose. Life's pretty simple, man. Work really hard on something you love and reap the rewards.
You need to work hard, especially on something you love. Dedicate 10 hours a day to this. Let's see if you talk about life's purpose after a year.
Life is just like working out. You feel like shit before/while working out but feel really good and satisfied later. You've got to find something you love and pour your sweat,blood and tears in it. The the "reward" you get out of it(after few years) will give you the satisfaction you need in life.
Another idea is to look at it from a "motivation" perspective. You are always happy and satisfied whenever you are motivated...right? So, you can work it out backwards by finding out the reason for the loss of motivation and fix it.
Really great article for second approach: http://startupbros.com/killing-the-7-mot...murderers/
EDIT: I read philosophy almost everyday. Sorry but philosophy doesn't provide the answers you're looking for. Philosophy will help you with your everyday life but not with your life's purpose. Life's pretty simple, man. Work really hard on something you love and reap the rewards.