The More I Pursue My Passion and Purpose, the More What I Want From Life Keeps Changing — The Personal and Spiritual Awakening That Helped Me Let Go of What I Thought I Wanted and Discover What I Really Want
2026-10-01 · 78 min · 9 entities
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What happens when you work hard to create the life you thought you wanted, only to realize you don’t want the same things anymore?
In this episode of WE, Joe Mittiga explores how healing, personal growth, and spiritual awakening can completely change our definition of success. The money, recognition, achievements, and approval we once chased can begin to matter less, while peace, love, connection, faith, freedom, passion, and purpose take on greater meaning.
Joe shares why purpose isn’t necessarily something we suddenly discover. It can unfold and evolve as we do. Through his own journey, including the decades-long evolution of his book Filling the Void, he illustrates how letting go of attachment to a specific outcome can allow life to move in unexpected directions.
This episode challenges us to stop asking, “How successful can I become?” and start asking a deeper question: “What can my life become?” Because perhaps success isn’t only about what we accomplish. It’s also about who we become along the way.