Imagining the best possible future
Challenge the assumptions you are making about yourself and think about different ways you could leverage your skills and fulfill your passions.
- Think about your most vivid difficult moments and about the skills or creative adaptations you drew on to meet them.
- Think about the moments when you were at your best. The patterns you discover can serve as clues.
- To understand what you value, think about how you spend your free time.
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