Reposted from CommPro A recent Washington Post headline caught my eye: This happiness hack can guide you toward a life of purpose. In a world defined by shifting roles and constant change, it surprised me to see purpose described as a “happiness hack.” A hack is usually a shortcut or clever trick. Living your purpose may very well make you happy, but it is certainly not a shortcut. For most people, discovering purpose requires deep reflection, honesty, and curiosity about wh

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