Hey guys here is the last question in this very intense series.
What do you want to do when you retire?
Here is the rundown of all the 10 questions that were asked of you, and why. It was an exercise. i hope you enjoyed it.... now I get to work on next weeks question....
Here are 10 questions to begin your journey and remember, YOU will always be a WORK IN PROGRESS.
1) If you could do anything you want to tomorrow, what would it be?
2) What are your core values?
3) What are your special talents?
4) What do you do better than most people you know?
5) What were your dreams as a child?
If you have trouble remembering, go back and look at early photographs. Notice details to jog your memory.
6) What is the thing you are most proud of accomplishing in your life so far?
7) What will you regret not doing in your life if you continue as you are now?
8) What do you want people to say about you after you are no longer living? What is your legacy?
9) What do you want to do when you retire?
10) Outside of parents who influenced your life more than anyone else; who had an impact on your life and what was it about that person that meant something to you?
The next step is to put self knowledge into action. That means you begin planning your life based on what you know about yourself. You notice if WHAT you do, act, behave, work, and make choices are in sync with WHO you are. It is complex because we are all influenced by the outside world to make the choices we do.
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J.Bridget Fisher aka koi-pea
2/9/04 lap 5'11"
298/170-trying to lose another 10
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What Sawyer would call me on LOST: ladybug
"People will argue with you that getting what you want in life isn’t something you can learn, if you’re destined to be one of the worlds winners as opposed to one of its perpetual whiners, its because you have been born with the right talents and temperament and have a big dose of self-esteem, ambition, and good judgment." Kate White