Our lives are so comfortable but a quarter of people felt lonely yesterday. I believe this is because we have less meaning and purpose in our lives. 

Your purpose is your ticket to a longer and happier life, but why do more and more people feel out of touch with their purpose? 

So, how can you find your purpose? Why is it important?

In 2025, were your days filled with purpose, joy, and excitement, or did you simply go through the motions? Our prime years are precious and we are in them right now. How will you spend that time in 2026, will it be another year of merely existing, or do you want to start truly living?

As I sit here, writing this at 32-years-old, I do get that strong feeling that I am at a critical juncture in my life. There’s something about your 30s that makes you realise that you’re running out of second chances. That most of the doors in your life are already behind you. A moment that forces reflection on missed opportunities. It’s a mental stumble – the decade where “if only I had…” starts to surface.

A huge part of any culture - whether a nation, an organisation, a family or you - is what it values. So, as we approach the end of 2025 and you start to think about goals, resolutions and plans for the new year, I encourage you to step back and ask a different question: what type of person do I want to be in 2026?

It’s more dangerous when we don’t know who we are. When we aren’t able to sort through the noise of opinion and focus on our own personality traits, we end up in trouble. We end up blowing in the wind of other people’s lives.

Earlier this week, I had a moment where I felt it was all too much. I felt overwhelmed, stressed, and anxious. So many great things have been happening with Wildest Dream recently, but it’s been a lot. And in that moment, it felt like too much for me to handle.