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I Thought I’d Found My Purpose. I Was Wrong.

I Thought I’d Found My Purpose. I Was Wrong.

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What happens when the thing you thought you were meant to do turns out to be only part of your story? And how do you recognize when life is taking you somewhere you never expected?

In this episode of Create Your Happy, I chat with Brad about his journey from photography and corporate work to discovering a deeper sense of purpose through amplifying the voices of women. Brad shares how something he never saw coming changed his life, his work, and his understanding of what makes him feel truly alive.

We talk about purpose and happiness, the importance of human connection, learning to put yourself first without losing sight of the people you love, and why so many women end up putting everyone else’s needs ahead of their own.

This is a conversation about purpose, authenticity, relationships, self trust, and staying open to the possibility that a meaningful life might look nothing like you originally imagined.


In this episode, we explore:

00:00 — A Different Kind of Conversation About Happiness

01:09 — Getting to Know Brad and What Matters to Him

02:00 — Is Happiness About Finding Your Purpose?

03:42 — When the Path You Thought Was Yours Changes

06:32 — What It Feels Like to Be Truly Alive

09:48 — When Feeling Aligned Changes Everything

11:52 — Human Connection and Our Relationship With Ourselves

14:06 — The Crumbs Theory: Why We Put Ourselves Last

17:24 — Making Room for Your Own Happiness


🎶 Music Credit: “Big Adventure” by Paul Yudin | License Code: IFYBJMN4DCRTCSPO


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Find more episodes of Create Your Happy, along with my books, courses and other offerings, at coachchristyholt.com 🩷

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