At our meeting last night, we talked through a series of questions.  These questions will help you focus on who you are and help to to find your “why” For some of you, you will have quick answers to some of the questions because you have already thought through that question.  Some of the questions you will not have a quick answer to.  That is OK.  Think on them.  When you have an answer to most of the questions, you will be much closer to finding your why.

1. What gets you excited or is so interesting you can’t stop thinking about?
2. What do you do really well?
3. What activities make “time fly” for you?  
4. Is there a problem or challenge that emotionally moves you to take action?
5. Where is it that you add the greatest value?
6. How can I make the greatest impact with others?
7. When others come to you for help, what do they ask for?
8. If you could teach a class, what would you teach and to who?
9. How do you measure success in life?
10. What did you used to do, that you don’t do now, that brought joy to your life?
11. What kind of work has given you a sense of satisfaction or fulfillment?
12. If you were given the chance to do something that you love and not worry about the paycheck, what would it be?
13. What aspect of your life have you enjoyed across all your experiences?
14. What comes easily to you, but drives your curiosity to learn more?
15. If you were told you only had two years to live and had a pile of money, what would you do?
16. What do people thank you for?
17. What do you want people to remember you for?