Identifying our goals.

Per adventure we slip into comfort zone that made us to do things that our future selfs will or may not specifically thank us on, such as spending valuable time before the screen (movies, shows, games etc), attending unfruitfull gathering etc. Then it is high time we asked ourselves questions about how we can identify or revive our goals at such moments. Here are some questions to help keep us on track in order to invest our time or other valuable resources wisely:
(1) what is good about my life? Most times because we are lucky to be part of great body such as a great jobs at which great people work, we move along with the work or social flow, either at work or out of work, without actually realizing how much value we add to the bottom line. For this reason we compare ourself with those at the for front of change and productivity and chose to do all things like them without actually evaluating our own life. Hence it is beneficial to ask ourselves what is even good or unique about our existence and or the value(s) we add to such group or body. If we can identify one or more great, good or unique quality in us, it is then appropriate to ask how we can make such attribute better. Then we engage in constant and non-ending improvements.
(2) what else is there to be done? Most times the reason we waste valuable time engaging in useless tasks is simply because we think we have gotten to the peak of our achievement(s). To disrupt this evil visious cycle, we need to ask ourselves one or more of these following questions:
(a) how many years or months can I stay independent of financial support from anyone if I were to voluntarily resign from my present job?
(b) how many more jobs can I successfully create apart from this present one I have successfully created?
(c) how useful am I to my community?
(d) how many course/movements am I championing?
(e) if I where to live forever by what I create, how many inventions, businesses, etc have I created that will emboss my name indelibly in the sand of time forever? 
Our life may not be much better than the quality of questions we frequently ask ourselves. It is essential to live the answer we provide to these great questions. 
Thank you for your time with me today, do well also to join me next time for a fresh episode. Till then, don't forget to always rule your world.
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