23 interesting questions that will help you understand yourself better

Goal of the day: 308 words. Written: 395.

I have selected especially for you:

1. There is a zombie (or other) apocalypse or you go to another country. You need to survive. Knowing all that you are capable of and know, what would you do to survive? Think of at least a few scenarios that you could take.
2. Analogously, what would you do if there was no apocalypse after all, and life continued as it is now - not changing too much?
3. Would you sacrifice 5 innocent people to save 300?
4. Do you think criminals should get the death penalty or life imprisonment? What if the crime was not committed out of a manic illness, but out of desperation and the will to survive?
5. What's worse: trying and failing or never trying?
6. If life is so short, why do we do so many things we don't like and enjoy so many activities we don't do more often?
7. Choose your drug: Heroin (enhances imagination), Cocaine (gives strength), Nicotine (relaxes), alcohol (kills the senses), food (fills your guts) or sex (I think you know how that works).
8. How will your past lessons help you achieve your future goals?
9. How will the things you are learning now help you achieve your future goals?
10. Remember your features in previous questions? So, which ones would you like to make even better?
11. Remember your weaknesses? That's not the question here anyway, but forget them. Do not attempt to repair them under any circumstances. Seriously. Better focus on what you are strong at. Forget it. Don't fix it. Tell me. Then let's repeat... Which of the qualities you will strengthen do you want to strengthen even more? Select 2-3, maximum 4.
12. What would be your next smallest solid step towards living the life you desire? If it's a mountain, what's your next crazy goal?
13. Will you try to achieve your goal if your chance of success is only 50%?
14. If you could give advice to your seven-year-old self, what would it be? (Plus: Give it to yourself now, you still have time to use it.)
15. Which of your desires would break the law at the risk of going to jail or paying a fine?
16. If you knew that your interests and abilities would sustain you, what would you do? what thing Any? (Keep in mind that people like PewDiePie literally becoming millionaires playing video games all day long.)
17. Which of your dreams would you like to fulfill first?
18. What would you like to do for one hour every day?
19. What should you do if you really want to fulfill your prophecy?
20. What specific people in your country would you like to meet? Which communities to belong to?
21. How will you meet? And when do you promise to do it? When did you meet 1 person, 5 and 15?
22. What next action today will bring you closer to your life's prophecy?
23. How could you start it? Make a plan of 10 points or more, looking step by step.

Answer these questions in your notebook, in a new MS Word file, or out loud. And don't worry, talking to yourself about your inner thoughts is not a bad thing.

Sipping tea,
Daniel