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The two words are synonymous and can often be used interchangably. The only difference is in usage. When you say "my purpose is" you sound a lot more focused than when you say "my goal is." In the first you are practically saying that your reson for existence is to accomplish something, and in the second you are just saying this is what you are shooting for... it doesn't indicate how serious you are about it. The word goal is used frivilously more often than the word purpose in a similar context.

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