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30 de sept. de 2019 · Once you have identified what you don’t want, ask yourself: What would I like to see instead? Examples: Don’t want: I don’t want a spouse who doesn’t appreciate me.
- Pause Life For A Moment
- Feel The Current
- What Do I Do Once I Have Direction?
- What’s Stopping You?
- I’m Swimming, But I’m Not Content
- You Can Change Your Mind
Ok, I know you can’t literally pause your life, like with a remote from the movie “Click”, but you can take a breather. Imagine you’re back on that river of life. Instead of treading water, flip onto your back and float. Not so hard, right? With a little balance, you can buoy yourself. Practically speaking, this means to put aside the minute things...
Looking at that list, odds are that you’ve found something that feels out of place. Maybe you looked at your list of “I haves” and saw that you don’t have a house, but an apartment. For billions of people, that’s awesome. Me personally, I love apartment living. But for you, looking at that list, seeing “apartment” felt off. In your ideal “I have” l...
Direction is a huge step forward to figuring out the answer to “I don’t know what I want.” When you figure out your direction,you’re basically saying, “I still don’t know exactly what I want, but I know where I want to go.” Maybe the direction you’ve discovered is simply away from where you previously were. If, after sitting with yourself, you’ve d...
The waters of life’s current can be still, choppy, murky, or clear. Sometimes, however, the current is slowed because of a dam in the river. Let’s go back to “it’s time to move out of my parent’s house” — the direction of the current you’ve discovered. Earlier, I said that every decision you make can be in support of going in that direction. That’s...
Ok, let’s say that you felt the current, you started swimming in a direction, you removed the obstacles in your way, and you still feel…unfulfilled. What do you do then?
So you say, “I don’t know what I want.” I hear you. And I want you to know that what you feel is valid, and can be scary. But I want you to understand that the solutions you can take to this problem aren’t etched in stone. They are options — ways that you can achieve self-fulfillment, self-satisfaction, and a sense of purpose. But they aren’t a mir...
- Mia Zhang
8 de mar. de 2023 · If you don’t know what you really want in life, you’re not alone. Thousands, if not millions, of people wander the earth every day without a quest. If you don’t want to spend your life wandering aimlessly, you can use the following 7 tips to find out exactly what you want in life. Be selfish.
What don’t you want? Knowing what to avoid can empower you to make better decisions. Think about what drains you mentally and emotionally, makes you sad, or causes pain.
Don’t take what I say for granted. Instead, test it out. 1. Become quiet. Whenever I feel confused and don’t know what to do, I take it as a sign to calm down. During those times, I notice that my mind is speeding along, trying to figure everything out. I often lie down on my bed and just breathe.
19 de nov. de 2017 · This post takes a slightly different approach, and instead focuses on evidence that people generally think they know what they want, but in practice do not.
22 de ene. de 2024 · Explore 13 tips to figure out your career path when you don't know what you should do with your life. Plus, 10 questions for self-improvement and goal setting.
