You will make better decisions the more you understand yourself and what you want.
This holds true for big purchases like cars, houses, and relationships – with friends, life partners and business partners, as well as with jobs and careers.
If you’re a graduate, and you’re starting out – and you don’t know
- what you’re good at
- what’s going to light your fire
- what your life calling is meant to be…
Then try stuff out.
Don’t be afraid of failure.
Try something new, fall down, get up, try it again.
If it doesn’t work out, then try something else.
Rinse and repeat.
This process will help you find out about yourself.
What you like.
What you don’t like.
What you’re good at.
What you suck at.
What lights that spark.
What keeps you up worrying.
What keeps you up wondering.
This is how you find out what your dream job is.
It is also how you find out about the type of friends and life partners that would complement and complete you.
If you don’t know who you are, you will constantly make bad choices.
Spend time on yourself.
It will be the best investment you will ever make.
Happy Sunday. 🌻
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