Graduates need to make an important decision.
What should I become?
Where, and in what field, should I get my education?
How do I find my own purpose in life?
Adam Leipzig, a successful producer and writer, offers a way to figure out your life's purpose.
Adam Leipzig says that wealth and success as a life goal are no guarantee of happiness. It turns out that 80% of people (including successful people, and even those who have achieved very great success) don't feel happy. The people who make up the remaining 20% and do feel happy share one particular trait.
1. Who are you? (fill in your own name here)
2. What do you love to do? For whom?
3. What do these people need, or what do they want?
4. What do you give them?
5. What happens for them as a result?
By answering the first and fifth questions, you'll arrive at your life's purpose.
If you move toward it, it will bring you joy and make you happy.
Here's what I came up with:
My name is Victoria, and I give people the chance to understand how they can change their life for the better.
And what did you come up with?)
