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1. Choose a sea creature:
- Sea turtle
- Dolphin
- Crab
- Cuttlefish
2. Would you redo the last 10 years of your life if you had the opportunity?
- Yes, without hesitation.
- Maybe, it doesn’t sound so bad.
- I’d think about it. It could be a great opportunity to help others!
- No. That sounds like too much work.
3. Which of the seven deadly sins do you most relate to?
- Wrath or greed
- Sloth
- Lust or gluttony
- Pride or envy
4. Which holiday do you enjoy the most?
- Valentine’s Day
- St. Patrick’s Day
- April Fool’s Day
- Labor Day
5. Which yearbook superlative would you likely win?
- Most Likely to Win the Lottery after Going Broke
- Most Likely to Waste Money on a Yacht
- Most Likely to Be Forgotten
- Most Likely to Take Their Parking Ticket to Court
6. Your boss just gave you $0. What’s your next move?
- Splurge on something nice. I deserve it!
- Nothing. I’ll probably save it.
- Ask if they’re sure. I feel guilty accepting it!
- Ask for a bit more.
7. Pick a foreign word that doesn’t translate to English:
- Schadenfreude: taking pleasure from others’ misery
- Fernweh: longing for a place you’ve never been
- Tsundoku: buying books you never read
- Greng jai: deep consideration for another’s feelings
8. What are your weekend plans?
- Helping a friend with a project.
- Making my friends watch a movie with me.
- Taking a nap and relaxing.
- Fearing Monday is too close.
9. Which element do you feel most connected to?
- Water
- Earth
- Fire
- Air
10. Why did you take that cookie from the jar?
- It was there.
- I deserved it.
- I was getting it for someone else.
- I was hoping no one would notice.
11. You’re skipping school today. What’s your excuse?
- My mind is scattered today.
- I just don’t feel like it.
- I’m helping my parent with something.
- I’ll make something up later.
12. Time for a self-roast! Which words describe you best?
- Overwhelmed and exploited.
- Insecure and rash.
- Unmotivated and apathetic.
- Self-centered and anxious.
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I’m 21 and feel lost. I’m working full-time at a cafe, barely getting by. I don’t enjoy it but I can’t find anything else. I don’t know what I want to do, nothing excites me, and it feels like I’m just surviving.
Michelle Shahbazyan, MS, MA
Life Coach, Author, and Speaker
Life Coach, Author, and Speaker
Look at the people you admire and see what they’re doing. What achievements do they have, and how do they spend their days? If you want what they’ve got, ask them how they got there.
Sometimes it helps to look back at what sparked your interest when you were younger. Try revisiting past hobbies or explore new things you never thought you’d do. That spark from your past might remind you of a passion you’ve long forgotten.
Sometimes it helps to look back at what sparked your interest when you were younger. Try revisiting past hobbies or explore new things you never thought you’d do. That spark from your past might remind you of a passion you’ve long forgotten.
Adrian Klaphaak, CPCC
Career Coach
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Consider connecting with professionals whose work sparks your interest and aligns with careers you've thought about.
The key here is to take action! Discuss new career paths with your circle. Don’t be afraid to try. There’s nothing more valuable than diving in, gaining real-world experience, and learning as you go. You may not want to quit your job right away, but exploring other possibilities doesn’t require that step.
Networking is crucial, too. Seek out people in fields you find intriguing and schedule time to meet them.
The key here is to take action! Discuss new career paths with your circle. Don’t be afraid to try. There’s nothing more valuable than diving in, gaining real-world experience, and learning as you go. You may not want to quit your job right away, but exploring other possibilities doesn’t require that step.
Networking is crucial, too. Seek out people in fields you find intriguing and schedule time to meet them.
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Every new day presents an opportunity for growth and self-improvement. While everyone's life journey differs, here are some useful tips that can guide you toward becoming the best version of yourself.
- Practice mindful meditation. This involves focusing on the present with a clear and calm mind. Spend a few minutes daily to focus on the present moment, such as your breath and the sensations around you. Even a little mindfulness can greatly influence your mindset!
- Engage in self-reflection. Take time each day to understand yourself better by asking open-ended questions like What made me happy today? or What could I improve upon? Allow your thoughts to wander and reflect on the answers you discover.
- Adopt a growth mindset. A fixed mindset limits your belief in change or improvement. Embracing a growth mindset is all about believing in your ability to evolve, even if progress doesn’t happen overnight.
- Practice gratitude every day. Take a moment daily to reflect on what you're grateful for, whether it's a warm home or a kind interaction with someone. To get into the habit, start a gratitude journal to write down the positive moments you experience each day.
- Enhance your reappraisal skills. Reappraisal involves viewing negative situations in a more positive light. For example, instead of thinking I'm disappointed with my test score, try reframing it as Now I know what to focus on for better results next time.
- Perform one act of kindness daily. Doing something nice for others not only lifts their spirits but also boosts your own happiness! Whether it’s holding a door open for someone or buying a coffee for a friend, look for ways to make someone’s day a little better.
- Take a break from social media. Although social media keeps us connected, it often leads to unhealthy comparisons. Give yourself a mental break by stepping away from social media for a few days, or even deleting the apps from your phone for a while.
- Practice self-care. Self-care includes activities that nurture your physical and mental health. Simple acts, like daily exercise, drinking enough water, getting enough rest, and relaxing, can make a huge difference in your well-being.
Interested in learning more?
If you’re ready to make positive changes, here are some excellent resources to help you start:
- https://www.helpguide.org/articles/mental-health/emotional-intelligence-eq.htm
- https://www.helpguide.org/articles/mental-health/cultivating-happiness.htm
- https://www.globalcitizenyear.org/content/self-improvement/
- https://ideas.ted.com/4-ways-to-quiet-imposter-syndrome-and-start-believing-in-yourself/
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