1. What do you like to do? Your purpose is inextricably linked to what you love. For example, Bill Gates loved computers, Oprah Winfrey made it his goal to help people, and Thomas Edison loved discovery and searching for new things. But what do you like? Let me repeat that your purpose is inextricably linked to what you love.
2. What do you do in your free time? What you like to do in your free time can define your goals. Notice this thoroughly
3. What do you notice the most? Know more? For example, a salesperson knows what goods will sell well, a hairdresser can tell if a person's hair is not right just by looking at it, a mechanic can diagnose a car breakdown by sound, etc. But you know what? And what do you dislike?
4. What do you want to know? What do you want to study? What kind of books do you want to read? If you had the opportunity to open a library, what books would you fill it with? Perhaps interested in self-improvement books? Think carefully.
5. Is there anything that motivates you to try? Do you feel like shopping, or reading unique recipes and preparing them? Maybe painting, dancing, art, some professions give you the feeling to move forward?
6. What do people like about you? What do others like about what you do and what you do? Notice this. Everyone has a certain talent that others notice and like. This will also help you set your goals
7. What would you do if you had the thought that you could only achieve success by doing this? Always put it to yourself and think about it. No matter how impossible it may seem, answering this question can help you listen to your gut and set your goals.