Asking 15 Questions for Self-Discovery

​In your opinion, which is the hardest thing to do?
Thales of Miletus, a Greek philosopher, said, “The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself.”  Well, yes,   it is so true that fish are the last to discover water.
 
Who am I?
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Most individuals define their worth based on external labels assigned to their position or role, fully immersing themselves in it.  Have you ever got the feeling resonate with the song “I’ve Been to Paradise, I’ve Never Been to Me”?

​Do you know yourself?
Avoid jumping into a statement, ask questions instead. 
When a question posed, it acts as a catalyst for our brain to trigger a mental reflex with new insights for answers.

1. What is my talent?
2. What is my motivation?
3. What do I own?
4. What am I good at?
5. What makes me enjoy or satisfy?
6. What ten things will I   advise my 20-year-old self?
7. What does a perfect day all about?
8. What are the three things that matter most to me?
9. What is my worldview?
10. What do I want to focus on others that provoke conflicts?
11. What is my drive for acting the way I do?
12. What is the one thing I shall learn to reverse the repeated setback?
13. What makes me excited like hear my heart sing?
14. What makes me feel fulfillment?
15. What can trigger my emotions? 

 
Always remember, I am not a static entity.
 
I am a dynamic, infinite creative process.
The process aims to express beauty by exuding confidence, strength, resilience, abundance, and love.  All adventures, experiences, and challenges that are creating and shaping me.
Everything is either an opportunity to grow or an obstacle to keep you from growing.
It is up to you to choose.
 
Be yourself.  Love yourself