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3. Think of your Ideal Self
It would be interesting to draw a comparison between who you are right now i.e your beliefs, values, hobbies, passions, interests, etc. and contrast that with who you want to be. What would you want to do? How would you like to be spending your free time? Who would like to be spending your time with?And then create systems and plans to work towards that ideal self. I know its easier said than done, but there are many online resources to help you do that
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