Most people have never been asked to contemplate the question “What do you hope to achieve in your life, and what kind of person do you want to be?”
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We are used to thinking hard and planning our education, career, and perhaps buying our first home. Heck, we are able to spend countless hours on planning our next summer vacation! But I have met very few people in my life who have a plan for their life.
One of the main reasons that people don’t get what they want is because they don’t actually figure out what it is.
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This sounds obvious, and it is. Still, not many people do it, including myself until a couple of years ago.
Why is it only when we are about to lose something that we begin to appreciate what we have?
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How is it that things that once used to be extremely important to us slowly become irrelevant—until they are threatened?