A revelation has occured to me. Don't obsess about what you want. Figure out who you want to be.

Software Doug

A personal reflection on reframing career and life decisions by shifting focus from 'what do I want' to 'who do I want to be'. Drawing on Stoic philosophy, the author argues that values should be defined as concrete situational responses rather than abstract ideals, and that acting in accordance with those values is something achievable immediately, regardless of external outcomes or circumstances.

Don't ask what you want. Ask who you want to be

<p>So true. Goals are completely different from actions. Goals need time to achieve while actions instantly defines you. The habits that you do define the person you want to be. Naturally, goals are met with consistent and progressive habits.</p>


<p>This is right! thanks for sharing</p>
