5 Questions That Help You Unlock a Better Future

How to start building a brighter future by asking simple questions

What are you working on currently? Are you focused on your personal life or your career? Which of these areas in your life need improvement?

If you can’t figure out what your priority should be right now, ask yourself this question:

For instance, you want to start a new hobby — painting. It makes you happy and spending your free time with a brush in your hand is the best relaxation.

Besides this, you’d like to have a successful writing career and earn extra money writing so you can pay off your student loan.

Which one of these goals should become your priority?

If you put all your time and effort into painting, it’ll feel great, but it won’t make your writing career and bank account grow. Still, it’s an easier and more comfortable option than starting a writing business.

However, if you overcome your comfort zone and start writing now, within a few months, you can end up getting a nice income. Then, as your skills and income will grow, you can start giving your energy into painting.

After all, it’s easier to spend your time on hobbies once you’re safe when it comes to money and career.

Get out of your comfort zone and start following goals that have a significant impact on your future. At this point, forget about what feels good and focus on what’s logical.

First of all, you need to define your dreams. Both in the professional and personal areas.

Think of your dream career. How would your working day look like if you’d have your dream job? What time will you wake up, where will you go to work, and what will you do there?

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