“Gaining access to that interior life is a kind of . . . archaeology: on the basis of some information and a little bit of guesswork, you journey to a site to see what remains and what’s left behind and you reconstruct the world.” – Toni Morrison
What matters the most in your life?
Answers to that question alter as you grow and mature with experiences and in thinking about choices. During a lifetime, we return to aspects of life that matter the most.
Think of an incident that shaped the way you view your life? Was a hidden gift there, or a lesson you’ve carried forward?
Did you make a choice in the moment that benefitted your future? Could you have gone a different direction and altered where you reside in life today?
Recall an incident where you felt a real or perceived disadvantage of life. In reflection, would you change the results?
Consider a choice you did not make or one that was made for you because of procrastination or indecision. How would you rewrite it from a third person perspective?
Do you have unfinished business in an area of life?
How would you define the mosaics of your life?
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