Purpose may be less about discovering yourself and more about deciding what deserves your help.

Looking inward for purpose assumes it is buried somewhere in you, waiting to be excavated. Framing it as a decision about what deserves your help changes the question entirely, from an archaeology of the self to a choice about the world. The second question is answerable.

Instead of asking what you were meant to do, ask what you think genuinely needs doing and whether you are willing to be someone who does it. That question has an answer available today.