Hi,

You wrote:
> HIS UNFAIR ADVANTAGE (perhaps) is that he
> has discovered his passion and made it his
> purpose too.

That is a hell of an unfair advantage, when you think of it. Erin Brockovich accidentally discovered her passion / purpose--same goes for most people who possess the unfair advantage you mentioned.

I have a passion, only I can't make it my purpose because I can't make money at it. I have another thing that I can make money at, and that I would even term my Purpose, but I wouldn't do it Unless I made money at it.

OK, it's now official: life is Unfair!!

Here's the Hard Question I mentioned in my subject heading; this is one that that Astrologer guy in the wheelchair might find difficult:

Do you think people should insist on their passion and their purpose being the same thing? Or is it enough to have a purpose, and then make course corrections (as you show in one of your pictograms) so as to find a way to develop passion for it at a later time?

(Definition: I'm defining Purpose as 'something one was born to do.')

best,

-Boyd