Personal story about finding directionfrom @benhbader

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If you feel sort of empty or directionless, odds are it's because it's been a while since you clearly defined what you actually want. This is something that you continually have to update and continually have to audit your daily actions to see if they align with the type of person that you wanna become and the type of life you wanna build. When I first got into the online business and self improvement kind of world, this was step one. It was make kind of a North Tier vision. What do you want your life to look like? Clearly define every single day from the time you wake up to the time you go to sleep. What are you doing? How are you spending your time? I had this document on my computer called my better vision, and I know that's corny, but stick with me. So it had everything that I wanted to become from my daily routine no the traits that I wanted to adopt to the best person that I wanted to become down to the smallest detail. And my subconscious was sort of able to latch on to the traits in that document and give me a very clear barometer as to better day am I taking steps to move towards that person and move towards that life or am I not? Since then, my life has become the exact way I wanted it to be initially, but I'll still find myself myself feeling a bit lost or a bit empty. And then I remember this is something that you have to continually do. If you wanna keep growing, if you don't wanna feel like you're just drifting through life and other people are making your decisions for you, you have to continually create this kind of Worst Tier vision for yourself. And when you do that consistently, it keeps you from feeling like you're just existing, like you're living, you're in the driver's best, and having a clear vision is the root of it.