"found my path" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of discovering one's purpose or direction in life. Example: After years of wandering aimlessly, I finally found my path and pursued my passion for photography.
I didn't get the opportunity to do an MA, but I've found my path – and it's made me very disciplined".
The cruelest part is they insinuate that I might be a bit of a loser who hasn't found my path in life, when in fact I'm a perfectly functional, happy person, contributing to society by working and paying taxes.
With his help, I found my path and became more serious about my studies.
Bizet was delighted with the Opéra-Comique commission, and expressed to his friend Edmund Galabert his satisfaction in "the absolute certainty of having found my path".
I started medicine at 18 and after finishing at 23 thought, "Damn, I don't really want to be a doctor," but soon after I found my path.
When I went on to do a masters in art history in England intending, again, to focus on Modernist art from a highly critical perspective, I found my path blocked.
This is a good time to go off and find my path.' " That path led him to India, where he studied yoga and ayurveda, an approach to health in which foods are seen as having different essential properties.
I could only turn to mentors, my family and history to find my path, because there was no one else around who had my specific kind of challenge: bridging diversity, race... and academia.
"Finding my path in science was a bit like the Darwinian natural selection process," he jokes.
Science fairs or maybe it was the pig poop helped me find my path into research.
Ten minutes later I had found my way back to the path.
