Purpose isn’t hiding under your bed waiting to be found. It shows up after you start building something.

Clarity is usually the product of action rather than its prerequisite. Sitting still and thinking hard about what you should do generates more candidates and no decision, because the information you need only exists on the other side of trying something. People who seem to have found their direction mostly just started somewhere and adjusted.

Pick the most plausible option available and commit to it for a fixed period, three months rather than forever. Work at it properly enough to learn something real. Direction is a by-product of doing, and it will not arrive while you are deliberating.