"Purpose" asks every individual the same single question. How much do you want to grow and learn about yourself? It is the decision one makes to live with purpose or not, to be personally fulfilled or not.

Self-agency means being the one who operates your thinking system. It’s when your thoughts, choices, and actions are guided by how your mind works — not by outside pressure, habits you didn’t choose, or patterns you inherited.

A Cognitive System Literacy™ framework is designed to build self-agency. It's about learning how your thinking actually runs — and using that system on purpose. When you have self-agency, you’re not just making decisions — you’re using your built-in self-auto-correct process to direct how those decisions form, move, and connect inside your mind.

It’s not something you “get.” It’s something you self-direct and operationalize — as a function of self-mastery. 

You practice self-agency by learning to generate direction from inside your thinking system, not from external expectations or pre-set routines. It starts by identifying whether the thought you're acting on was selected by you and for you— or just accepted from someone elses thinking process.

Each individual defines their purpose; for many people, purpose reveals itself unconsciously. "Purpose is a jigsaw to be discovered." That means purpose is revealed in pieces, and the individual has to know how and where to look. Every choice an individual makes either reveals a piece of the jigsaw, remains at the same structure, and moves them forward or backwards to repeat an unseen diagram that is internal to them, and for them, only. Moving them in a circular motion. It's an individualized Self-Funneling Loop Logic™ where surface-level external information does not divulge what the individual seeks to be told. The information is already within them.  

"Purpose" asks every individual the same single question. How much do you want to grow and learn about yourself? It is the decision one makes to live with purpose or not, to be personally fulfilled or not. Purpose is not a great thing to accomplish. It is an intuitive self-selected option to make a difference in your universe or not. In one's most agonized moments and states of bliss, "purpose" lets you know if you are living.

Purpose and intent run a looping parallel but carry different meanings, shaped by separate internalized objectives. They remain disconnected unless consciously guided to interact. 

Intent is often defined as a known action or element. Yet each individual operates with four distinct intents, which can be disconnected and function separately without a Self-Operational Manual™ to align them. 

When an individual holds varying and unclear intents that conflict with each other or with their purpose, self-agency becomes confused, making purpose difficult to define or locate.  Purpose and intent only share the same meaning when they become self-interlocked through the comprehension of cognitive logic.