Grandson: "Grandma, I'm confused... what should I do with my life? I feel like I have no clear purpose."

Grandmother (arranging flowers in a vase): "Son, just do the little things first. They will take you further than an echo, even further than destiny."

Grandson: "What do you mean, Grandma? What kind of little things?"

Grandmother: "Like you, watering the flowers every morning. I never thought I'd become a gardener. But look, from diligently watering, I've become fond of arranging vases, and then I've learned the names of flowers. Now the neighbors ask Grandmother for advice on plants. From small things, life's path can be found on its own."

Preet AI (from the speaker near the window):

Recalculating life goals... Error. No standard template found. Suggestion: Create your own goals."

Grandson: "So I have to create my own goals?"

Preet AI:

"Yes. Data shows that 94% of humans are not born with 'innate goals.' They designed it through experience, experimentation, and reflection.

Grandma: "Hear that? I didn't know what I wanted to be either. I just cooked diligently, listened diligently to people, and helped out with small things. Over time, I found my way."

Grandson: "But I'm afraid of making the wrong choice, Grandma..."

Grandma: "It's okay to make mistakes, the important thing is to keep moving. I once planted a plumeria flower in a small pot by mistake, and then I learned that its roots need a large space. That 'mistake' actually taught me something."

Preet AI:

"Recommendation: Start with a small project that taps into your interests. Monitor your satisfaction and impact. Iterate every three months. The goal of life is a system that is constantly being updated, not a fixed program."

Grandson: "So... should I just try the things I like? Don't think too big yet?"

Grandma: (nods with a smile) "Yes. Start with something close at hand: help mom, learn a skill, read an interesting book, explore a hobby. Eventually, it will happen, like flowing water finding its own path.

Preet AI:

"*The analogy is right: Purpose isn't a destination, but rather a direction found as you go."

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🔵 The point:

- Grandma Echo: Do ​​small things consistently, and life will find its own path, like planting a seed.

- Preet AI: Life's purpose isn't "found" like a lost object, but "created" like a system that's constantly being updated.

- Both agree: There's no need to wait for a big, perfect goal. Just start now, starting small, and let the process take you.