JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE

It’s not important to know exactly what you want to do in life. 

People change. Economies change. So, it’s not even realistic to boldly claim “I know what I want!” The only thing every person needs is a sense of direction, a vision of where you’d like to go. 

• The guiding reason of the world - the Stoics called this the logos - works in mysterious ways.
• There is a helpful analogy to explain the logos. We are like a dog leashed to a moving cart. The direction of the cart will determine where we go. Depending on the length...

As you prepare for the interview, the reporter asks these questions:

1. Who should we interview about your life?
2. What is the one thing you never thought you would do, but did it?
3. Where have you lived, learned, and experienced your greatest successes?
4. When did you d...