Step 1:
Take a pen and paper and describe in a few words what you did yesterday. No sleeping, eating or drinking. Please write honestly. No one will see what you wrote. For example, did you spend time on the Internet in the evening, or watched a series of movies, etc.? great, close to results

Step 2:
On another piece of paper, list the 5 most important things in your life in a few words. For example:
1. Lead your life and feed your family
2. Be loyal to your friends
3. To achieve the goal
4. Grow your business
5. Achieving financial freedom, etc.
Or differently, because these important things and problems are different at different ages:
1. To help and trust the family
2. Promotion, education, professional acquisition
3. Getting married
4. Make your future better
5. Learning to play the guitar, etc...
Write the things you need in your life and desires. At the top of this paper, write "I believe" as a title. This is your GOAL of life or philosophy of life.

Step 3:
Take the sheet where you wrote down what you did yesterday, and write the time spent on those things, on the back, respectively. In this way, work-...hours, Internet-...hours, played on the phone-...hours, talked to friends-...hours, and on this page, title "I believe". This is your REAL life.

You might think that philosophy can be defined only by what you did yesterday, and yesterday you might have done something you don't usually do (shopping for clothes, relaxing after working hard, going for a walk). If the past is very different from your other days, you can write down what you do every day.
1/ Things that are important to you.
2/ Things that consume energy and time.
How are these two different?
These differences are more of a tool than a fortune teller to show you what you will look like in 5 years. Simply compare your LIFE GOAL with your ACTUAL LIFE based on what you are currently spending your energy and time on. This means there is an amazing, minute-long survey that will show you who you will be in 5, 10 or even 20 years. You are simply a manifestation of what you spend your time on.