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How Do You Know You’re On The Right Path?

November 14, 2020 by Danny Miranda

Today’s entry comes inspired by a reader of Tuesday Treasure. His questions are in bold and my answers are featured below:

My question is this: in a multi-faceted life, with multiple different hobbies and aspirations, how do you know or feel that you are on the right path?

First let me say this… if you don’t feel like you’re on the right path…. that’s okay. You’re in college. For the far majority, college is a time when you give up part of your identity to be part of a group. That sounds negative, but it’s actually a good thing. The reason why is because this expands who you are. When you get exposed to new ideas and new friends and new places… you become an expanded human being.

Let your curiosity guide you. Everything you do, even when you give up part of your identity, serves you in some way.

Not to say that there is ONE right path, but do you personally have a feeling that what you are doing is aligning with who YOU are/who you are meant to be?

Personally, I 100% feel as if what I’m doing is what I’m supposed to be doing.

  • To figure out what path to travel, ask…
  • If you had only two years to live, what would you do?
  • What was I doing as a kid?
  • What could I do for the next 10 years for fun? (That’s how long it takes to build a successful career.)
  • Who are people I admire and what are they doing?
  • Where do I spend my time?
  • What feels like play to me?
  • What are the last 10 things I bought on Amazon?
  • Where do I spend my money?

I have many different goals relationship wise, personal business wise, hobby wise, academically, and sometimes it feels that they are impossible to juggle in the sense that one or more of those may be underdeveloped or ignored.

Dude, that’s completely fine. And normal. I was just explaining this to someone… sometimes one area has to be stagnate or go down for another area to grow. This is particularly hard in college where there are so many paths you can take and they’re all illuminated in front of you. Just do the best you can in every moment and be okay with that. The fact that you’re even asking these questions lets me know you’re on the right path.

This is Day 9 of 14 of my daily writing challenge.

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