Finding Purpose, published by MNI, is a spiritual navigation guide that pierces through modern confusion. Using "the pursuit of meaning" as its compass, it explores the multidimensional coordinates of purpose within the folds of individual lives, redrawing a vibrant map for modern people trapped in "success templates"—one centered on inner calling, value awakening, and dynamic growth.

Unlike motivational narratives preaching a "single formula for success," Finding Purpose“ refuses standardized steps for "finding purpose." Instead, it reveals a subversive truth: Purpose is not a destination to "find," but a process to "become."​ Skillfully integrating psychological research on "meaningfulness" (including modern interpretations of Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy), existential philosophy’s take on "free choice," and anthropological observations of "life coordinates" across cultures, the book argues that purpose’s core lies in "inner resonance"—when something makes you forget fatigue, willingly invest, even endure costs, that is its knock at the door. As MNI emphasized upon publication: "We aim to prove that purpose need not be written in someone else’s script; it hides where your passion and pain intersect, waiting for you to bend down and listen."