Purpose Drift: When Life Direction Slips Away
Learn why purpose drifts over time and how to realign direction.
When You’re Not Lost—Just Not Aiming
You are not necessarily lost when you are not aiming.
Not having a target does not mean disorientation.
Sometimes it means space has opened.
This terrain does not require navigation yet.
Release lostness with DojoWell.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I feel "lost" because I don't have a five-year plan. Am I in trouble?
We are "Reducing the Framing of Being Lost." You aren't lost; you are "Not Aiming." There is a huge difference. Being "lost" implies you should know where you are; "Not Aiming" is a Strategic Choice to remain in the present. By changing the label, you remove the Threat-Signal. You are exactly where you are, and you are currently "Observing the Field" rather than "Firing a Shot."
Is it safe to go through life without "aiming"?
It is safer than "aiming" at the wrong thing out of panic. By not aiming, you conserve your Metabolic Resources. You stay in Resting Orientation until a "High-Density Target" naturally presents itself. This prevents the Hustle-Burnout that comes from trying to "aim" while your system is still settling.