My Life's Practice Problem: Finding My Goals

I used to wander aimlessly like a headless fly. While I still don't have a definitive goal, I've found something I enjoy. Perhaps this is the beginning of finding my purpose. As I search for my goals, time ticks by. I can't stop time, nor can I go back to the past. My days are passing, and perhaps time is chuckling at me, still without a clear objective. Now, I have things I love to do, like baking. I started baking in an attempt to find my purpose, thinking I should try everything. As I kneaded the flour in my hands and the aroma of butter filled the air, the focus made me forget the passage of time and my inner anxiety. Every time I saw ordinary ingredients transform into sweet and delicious cookies, my mood became incredibly joyful. This journey of finding my goals is like a long-term life practice problem. Baking taught me that solving practice problems requires patiently adjusting proportions and waiting; even if I occasionally burn or fail, it's a necessary part of accumulating experience. Now, I no longer fear being lost but continue to explore with this passion, step by step, unlocking my own life goals and answers.