Distinguishing 'little p' from 'big P' purpose
Focusing on small, process-oriented activities ('little p' purpose) yields greater life satisfaction and legacy than pursuing grand, goal-oriented ambitions ('big P' purpose), which often drive anxiety and endless achievement cycles.
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