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Dr. Danielle Dowling recently published an insightful column entitled: \u201c8 Questions To Ask If You Want To Change Your Life\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Here are eight essential questions to bring you to a new level of self-awareness. If you are honest in your answers to these queries, they will help you learn what you need to live your best life.<\/p>\n Question #1: Is my life fun?<\/strong> Question #2: Am I waiting for my life to begin?<\/strong> Question #3: Do I have enough money?<\/strong> Question #4: Do I have enough friends?<\/strong> Question #5: Do I feel my feelings?<\/strong> Question #6: Am I overthinking things?<\/strong> Question #7: What does the future hold?<\/strong> Question #8: Where am I compromised?<\/strong>
\nMany of us try to arrange fun, but miss the point by are over-planning it. Fun is about spontaneity. It seeks us out and our only job is to be ready! We have to make room for this happen-stance to enter into our life.<\/p>\n
\nAppreciate \u201cthe now\u201d and all its opportunities, with all its complexity and imperfection.<\/p>\n
\nEnough money, like enough anything, is subjective. It is not numerical, nor gauged by a figure in a bank account. Is it a spiritual state of mind?<\/p>\n
\nOur friendships are a two-way street \u2013 it\u2019s about making space to celebrate and shoulder grief with our loved ones day or night. Whatever makes you feel fulfilled is enough.<\/p>\n
\nCommit to feeling your feelings and do what you need to do to help you get in touch with yourself. Be brave enough to say, \u201cI love you,\u201d \u201cYou hurt me,\u201d and \u201cI forgive you.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nThinking is necessary and useful, but when you take time to let your brain relax, you are better equipped to tackle the problems of life.<\/p>\n
\nApproach the future with an open mind, embrace all possibilities. Fill it with activities and people that light you up.<\/p>\n
\nPeer closer at the problems you keep running into and see what they tell you.<\/p>\n