The three truths of a life's path are:

 - It will be creative and come easy to you

- It will be something you love to do

- It will have a positive effect on your life

Here are some helpful questions to ask
yourself that can assist you on your quest.
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What would I do if I knew I couldn’t fail?

What is something that comes easy to me?

What am I doing when I lose track of time?

What do I feel my life has taught me?

What have I always dreamed of doing?

What talent or virtue do people compliment me on?

If money was not an issue, what would I do with my time?

What am I passionate about?

What do I get inspiration or energy from?

How would I describe my ideal work day?

What type of work would I devote my life to?

What do the people I most admire do?

Could I combine helping others and doing what I love?

What would it take to start a business using my talent?

Could I teach others my talent?

Who or what do I feel compassion for?

What do I feel the world needs?

How could I use my talent to be of service to others?

What occupation have I envisioned myself having? 

What type of service related work am I drawn to?

What could I contribute to make the world a better place?

What do I stand for?

How would I define myself?

What is the greatest struggle I've had to overcome?

If I had a magic lamp, what three things would I wish for?

What do I want to say to the world?


Helpful excercise #1: 

On a sheet of paper make two columns.
Title one column; ‘mother’,
and the second one; ‘father’.
Begin by listing all the virtues,
 strengths, talents, values,
passions etc. for each parent, or parental figure,
in their respective columns.
Use only complimentary descriptions
(forgiving the negative).
Next write your name in the center 
and draw lines connecting each of their qualities,
 that you see in yourself, to your name.
Notice their differences, similarities
and uniqueness.Also, note how you are a
combination of almost all of their character traits.
 Now, using your intuition,
scan down each column and choose
the strongest quality that you feel you’ve
 inherited from each of them. Write these
 two character traits under your name in the center.
 Finally, use these two qualities to make
 connections with your current passions,
 talents, ideas, and strengths.
Ask yourself questions like;
 “How could I incorporate these traits into my work?”,
“How could I include the essence of
these qualities in some aspect of my life?”,
“How could I do what I love while
honoring these inherited strengths?”


Excercise#2:

Before falling asleep each night, ask;
 
'' What is the next step in my life's path? "