EPISODE · Mar 11, 2025 · 53 MIN
36. You Don’t Find Your Purpose—You Become It: Navigating the Messy Middle of Alignment with Mark Dallimore
from Raw, Real and Radiant · host Claire Poho
Have you ever felt like you’re meant for something more… but have no idea what or how to step into it?If you’ve been searching for your purpose, trying to figure it all out, and instead just ending up more confused—you’re not alone.In this episode, I sit down with fellow intuitive coach, Mark Dallimore, to have a raw, honest conversation about the messy middle of purpose. Because here’s the truth:✨ You don’t find your purpose—you become it.✨ Purpose isn’t about what you do—it’s about who you are.✨ The path won’t be clear before you start walking it.BUT… that can be outrageously frustrating! Trust me, I know—I am right there with you! 😂💡 Inside this episode, we dive into:The frustration of knowing you’re meant for more but not seeing the next stepWhy purpose isn’t something you “figure out” in your head—it’s something you embodyThe black hole phase—when your old identity no longer fits, but the new one hasn’t arrived yetHow to trust yourself even when your mind is screaming for a planThe entrepreneurial struggle—how do you build a purpose-driven life without turning your purpose into another job that drains you?If you’re multi-passionate—how do you choose one path without feeling like you’re giving up on the rest?If you’ve ever felt lost in your purpose… if you’re in a transition, an identity shift, or the in-between of “WTF am I actually supposed to do with my life?” —this episode is for you.💛 If this resonated, DM me! And if you’re ready to stop overthinking and start actually living in full alignment, the next round of Aligned, Embodied, Alive (AEA) starts in April—DM me “AEA” to chat about how this program can support you.
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