Purpose is not always a destination; sometimes it is the way you carry what is already yours.

Purpose is usually pictured as somewhere to arrive, which puts it permanently in the future and out of reach. Another version is available immediately, consisting of how you handle the obligations, relationships, and work already in your hands. That version does not require finding anything.

Instead of asking what you are meant to do, ask how you are carrying what you already have. Improving that is available today, and it tends to answer the larger question by not needing it answered.