Tarkoitukseseen

Tarkoitukseseen is a Finnish concept that roughly translates to "with purpose" or "in purpose". The phrase is often used to imply that an action or a decision is made with a specific intention or aim in mind.

The concept of tarkoitukseseen is deeply rooted in Finnish culture and philosophy, particularly in the fields of business and personal development. In Finnish management theory, the idea of tarkoitukseseen is often associated with the concept of "goals" and "visions", emphasizing the importance of setting clear objectives and working towards a common purpose.

In everyday language, tarkoitukseseen is used to express that someone is doing something deliberately and intentionally, rather than acting on impulse or out of habit. For example, if someone says "minä lähten tarkoitukseseen käytä parhaammanliittyneen veneen", it means "I set out with the intention of renting the best boat available".

Tarkoitukseseen is also related to the concept of responsibility and accountability. When individuals or organizations act with a clear understanding of their purpose and goals, they are more likely to take ownership of their actions and be responsible for their outcomes.

In Finnish education and career counseling, the concept of tarkoitukseseen is often used to encourage individuals to reflect on their own values, strengths, and interests, and to identify their long-term goals.