I !love this part: "Ask yourself, what will truly make you happy, what do you truly desire and what do you actually truly need, and then ask yourself what are the best ways to make yourself happy and get/do what you actually desire." It is true and it's actually something (some) people start to value when they grow a bit older. I don't want to call myself "old", and even though neither when I was young I dreamt of extreme richness of things I couldn't afford; I'd say that this "change" has happened to myself as well let's say in the last 5-10 years. Where till than i was very focused on my career, I realised that not everything is work and (related to it) money and how happy I can be sitting in the winter / spring sun watching my children playing on the playground (some years ago) or being with them in nature, teaching them things, and see their results in sports competitions (now). For all these things we don't need (a lot of) money, time and place are more important, and like you said "ask yourself what truly will make you happy"! !CTP