Listing Life
By Amy Doak
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Easy list-making to discover who you really are, what you truly want from life & how to get it.
Many people reach a stage in their life when they start asking questions.
What am I doing?
What do I really want to do?
What am I good at?
How can I be happier, or more content with the way my life feels?
How do I do the things that I really want to do?
Big questions, to be sure.
The truth is, the answers are all there inside you, you just need a little help uncovering them.
This book of lists lets you discover, in a simple, easy and fun way, how to find out who you are; what you enjoy; and to work out the best way to live a life that is perfect for you.
Part journal and part instruction manual, this book is dedicated to helping you find your You-ness!
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Listing Life - Amy Doak
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Author: Doak, Amy
Title: Listing Life: Easy list-making to discover who you really are, what you truly want from life & how to get it
ISBN: 9781925900033 (ebook)
Subject: Personal Improvement, Self Help, Life Coaching
Dewey Number: 158.1
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Introduction
What's this all about?
IT'S complicated, isn't it? This whole LIFE thing. And everyone expects so much from you.
From a very early age, we are asked 'what do you want to be when you grow up?' Of course, no one expects a five-year-old to offer little more than a cute anecdote, but the five-year-old doesn't know that. Then the five-year-old grows up to become a high school student and suddenly the question takes on more weight. After all, it's at about the age of 16 that most people are asked to choose a discipline that will lead them through their senior years of school and on to Further Study and eventually A Career. Scary stuff.
If it helps, I will turn 45 soon and I still don't really know what I am going to be when I grow up. I'm very happy with that though, and I've got lots of lovely plans to fill in the time between Now and whenever The End arrives. What I have learnt (the hard, long and windy way) is that it's less about what you Name It and more about how you spend your time.
Annie Dillard, in her book 'The Writing Life', famously wrote: how we spend our days is of course how we spend our lives. What we do with this hour and that one is what we are doing.
She was referring to scheduling writing time when she wrote this, but it's relevant enough to most of us that