We live in an age where information is available almost instantly. A question can be answered in seconds, a skill can be learned online, and an opinion can be formed after watching a few short videos. Yet, despite having unprecedented access to information, many people still struggle with a more fundamental question: What should I do with my life, and why does it matter?

Perhaps the problem is not a lack of information. Perhaps it is a lack of reflection. The modern conversation around success often revolves around productivity, financial growth, career milestones and achievement. But achievement answers the question of what we have done. It does not always answer why we are doing it.