re: What is your life purpose?

I worked the corporate lifestyle like most people, hated it and struggled throughout that time with the question of my purpose in life. The corporate experience left me completely dissatisfied. It wasn't until I retired when I got involved in animal rescue, 12 years ago, which was something that interested me since I like animals. That interest eventually led me to unexpectedly go back to work but for an animal shelter which I would have never imagined I could do! It turned out to be the hardest, most emotional work I ever did and for the least amount of money I ever made in my life. But, despite all that, it was the most satisfying work I've ever done because I could see the positive outcome I made by saving thousands of animals through the work I did and animal transports I drove across the country. I finally retired again and now focus on specific animal rescue projects occassionally to help when needed. Follow your interests and passion. Maybe you'll find the answer early in life or later on like I did.