How To Know You Are On The Right Path In Life

You spent enough time self-reflecting, you learned how to enjoy your own company.

You started to attract people who didn't need you, but who instead, simply enjoyed your company too.

You compounded many long-term relationships with loyal friends.

You understand that there are things you can control, others that you can't, and you learned how to let go.

You use your own anger as an indicator of success: when you are happily living the life you want, you almost never get angry.

You understand that mistakes are part of the game.

You don't hide your scars, you exhibit them as learning lessons for others.

In the grand scheme of things, you realize there is no point taking yourself too seriously.

There was a time you woke up with no purpose, tired, depressed.

You were bored, you wanted to kill time.

Now, your days are full of meaningful challenges.

You actually wish days were longer because there is so much you want to experience.

You thought you wanted these things, then you realized as you got older that you were actually fed those desires by others.

You understand that what you truly want is far simpler than you thought: genuine connections, freedom, peace of mind.