5 reflective questions
- What are the five non-negotiable values in my life?
- What would I do if I were guaranteed success?
- What are the experiences I want to have?
- What is on my schedule that doesn’t need to be there?
- What am I doing that I don’t enjoy, and what am I doing that I love?
Powerful insights will be generated through this reflection, without any need for additional information.
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