The Power of Purpose

The Power of Purpose: Finding Meaning in a World Obsessed with Success

Tired of chasing success like it’s a runaway shopping cart with your dignity still inside?
Welcome to “The Power of Purpose”—a heartfelt, hilarious, and eye-opening journey into the art of living a life that “actually means something.”

In a world where hustle culture has us caffeinated, calendar-committed, and constantly comparing ourselves to that one high school classmate who apparently owns a yacht now (seriously, how?), author Alex Sugay invites you to hit pause, take a breath, and rediscover what really matters.

This isn’t just another self-help book with 47 steps and a spreadsheet.

Oh no.

This is your “friendly wake-up call with a side of laughter”—a practical guide to help you:

~ Uncover your true “why” (without joining a silent retreat or shaving your head)
~ Align your passions with your daily grind (yes, even on Mondays)
~ Find purpose in relationships, work, creativity, and just being human
~ Laugh at life’s chaos—and your own awkward moments—along the way

Whether you’re a burned-out achiever, a meaning-seeking millennial, or someone who’s realized their LinkedIn title isn’t enough to make their soul do jazz hands—this book is for you.

Packed with relatable stories, deep insights, and enough wit to make your inner philosopher giggle, “The Power of Purpose” doesn’t promise overnight transformation. But it does promise a road map to something more fulfilling than chasing gold stars: a life with purpose, heart, and maybe—just maybe—peace.

Perfect for fans of:
~ The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F\ck
~ Start with Why
~ Tuesdays with Morrie (if Morrie told better dad jokes)

Keywords: Purpose-driven living, meaningful life, purpose and success, find your why, living with intention, self-discovery book, personal growth with humor, Philippines, Filipino, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay

If you’re done with burnout and busywork—and ready to find your “why” without losing your marbles—click “Buy Now” and start reading today.

Because a meaningful life isn’t found in your job title—it’s found in your heart.