Your beginning objective is to have a good look at the 5 most crucial areas of your life --- what I call the tangible, mental, personal, emotional, and vocational facets of yourself. It's really likely that whatever you'd like to alter is someplace in these 5 primary areas. Your job is to ascertain how satisfied you are with every area by ranking yourself. So plow ahead and take on each aspect one at a time utilizing the steps below. Utilize separate pieces of paper for each one facet.
1. First write down what you believe are the great points and the foul points: matters that make you feel great about this portion of your life, and matters that don't. If you utilize a separate sheet, cut it in half and put the goodness stuff on the left and the not-so-good junk on the right. 2. Compose a brief story of what you think about this part of your life. Don't suppress anything; jot down anything that springs to mind. You want to express yourself freely. So simply let it all come out. 3. Answer the key questions for each facet following here. These are designated to help you think matters through in terms of what you've achieved, how it's affected your life, and how that's crucial to you. 4. Answer the last question. This one sets the direction you'd like to take to better this part of your life. 5. Have a good look at what you've written. Then, without being too brutal on yourself, see how satisfied you are with each facet.
