This was a fairly interesting experiment I did at work with some executive coach of sorts earlier this week...
You don't have to answer every question or really even have any 'correct' answers but your thoughts behind them are what count.
I don't have the entire sheet with me but the essence of the exercise was a self-relfective questionnaire about how prepared we are for various eventualities in life.
So, how well prepared would you be to deal/cope with the following:
Come this Monday... you were presented with a bill that needed immediate paying, say £450, how quickly could you pay it and how would paying that amount impact the rest of your month?
If you happened to be walking down the high street and saw a jacket you just had to have. Not because you needed one but just because you liked the style, how much would you be willing to part with for said jacket?
If your partner or husband/wife came home tomorrow night and said they wanted a divorce... what would be your first instinct?
Think of the person you consider to be your closest friend. If they called you at 3am in the morning and told you to come over but could not explain why they were asking, would you go and what would you be thinking throughout it?
What is the proudest moment you have felt that came from someone else's achievement? / What is the most embarrassing moment someone else has caused you? (you don't have to personally know these individuals or have been personally involved in these circumstances).
How close do you live to the place you were born?
If you have children or can't have children or chose to not have children to what extent have these choices changed your life and who you are?
What action could no amount of money in the world make you do?
Are you happy? If you are what makes you happy? If you are not, why not?
In one sentence explain the meaning of life...
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