Are you sure you have found your life goal? Do you do your favorite thing? Do you have it? Do you enjoy your job? Can you shape your life goal? Probably, each of us sometimes asks such questions. I suggest you understand yourself and find yourself in life.
The first thing to start with when defining your life goal is to ask yourself: What do I like to do? For example, Oprah Winfrey likes to help people, and Bill Gates loves computers, and well-known Thomas Edison loved to invent. And what exactly do you like? Maybe you like to write, cook, paint, engage in one of the sports? Or maybe you prefer communication, sales, business or you like to repair broken things? Do not limit yourself, because your life goal can be associated with any matter.
How do you prefer to manage your free time? This is actually very important, because it will also help you determine your life goal. For example, if you prefer to do drawing in your free time, treat this as a kind of sign. The same applies to other hobbies, do not miss the signs of life. How to understand this? Here, for example, do you like to learn something new, and do you know how to provide beautiful information? Perhaps you have hidden talent as a teacher. So be sure to think about what you occupy your free time? And if you do not have it, ask yourself, what would you like to light it?
The third question you should ask is: what attracts your attention? For example, hairdressers always pay attention to a person’s haircut, a mechanic on the sound of a car’s motor, and a designer, in turn, may point out ridiculous clothes. What do you most often pay attention to? What can annoy you? Do not forget, your answers to yourself will be "signs" that will help in the formation (setting) of your life goal.
The fourth question to ask yourself is - What do I like to learn? What I enjoy and interesting to learn?
Which magazines and books do you prefer? Maybe you like to read about fishing, cooking, psychology, art, business? Whichever literature you prefer, treat it as a hint of what difficulty you should solve in your life. Imagine if you created your own library, what books would you fill it with?
The fifth question we need to answer for ourselves is - What inspires us to engage in creative work?
Perhaps, having seen an appetizing recipe in the magazine, are you inspired and starting to create your culinary masterpiece? Or do you pour out your feelings and emotions through pictures or poems? Ask yourself - what motivates you to move forward?
The sixth question to ask yourself is - What attracts other people to you? What do they like most about you?
For example, if your culinary masterpieces are not to everyone's liking, it is possible that becoming a chef is a bad idea. Maybe your friends are fascinated by your singing or the ability to speak beautifully? Or maybe they conquered your talent as an artist or a writer? After all, in fact, in each of us there is a unique ability that is liked by people around, you just have to look at it.
And the last seventh question that you need to ask yourself - If I knew (knew) in advance that I could succeed, what would I do (do)?
Maybe you would like to create your own gallery or beauty salon? Or maybe try your hand at a musical or acting project, or maybe at a cooking show? Or would you like to open your store or start inventing something? Whatever your answer is, this is another sign for finding life goals.
Try to write down the answers to all the above questions, just for yourself. Put all the answers together and your life goal will be in front of you.
