Purpose Isn't Found. It's Practiced: The Stoic Rep Model
Lewis Howes's nine-word flip — 'Purpose isn't found. It's practiced daily.' — dismantles the purpose hunt. The discovery model sells searching while practice compounds; Marcus anchors it in the shrinking ledger ('daily his life wasteth'), Epictetus diagnoses the deferment trap ('How long will you still defer...'), and the daily purpose rep protocol generates evidence instead of introspection. Purpose is not the treasure at the end of the search — it is the muscle at the end of the reps.