150 Questions For Self Awareness PDF Download

If you are a human being living on planet Earth, at one point or on a daily basis, you ask yourself, "Who the fuck am I?". Maybe you don't cuss like a sailor (or maybe you do since you and your twisted mind picked up this book) but that curiosity of our own true nature can and will keep the best of us up late at night.While some people know themselves from an early age and gracefully swift through life, the far majority of us are left haunted by our own uncertainty. I know because I, too, have spent far too much time wondering who I am and why I'm here.For most of my 20's, I've been reading books and watching videos designed to help develop a stronger sense of self-awareness and what I've learned has been pretty disappointing. It's incredibly difficult to accomplish this feat when we're receiving the answers and advice from an external source, often leaving us with more questions than answers.Instead, I've come to my best conclusions when I'm drawing the answers from internal exploration. That simple realization is what led to the creation of this journal in your hands. I've compiled a list of 77 questions that have helped me better understand myself over the years and I'm hopeful that they can help you do the same. How you use this journal is completely up to you.You can answer one question a day, you can take off for a weekend getaway where you deep dive and fill them all out, or you can pick and choose which questions you're curious in dissecting and skip the rest. Your answers can be short and sweet or you can fill out the entire page. As Kevin Hart would say, "Do you, Boo Boo."Only you know how it will be best utilized and applied to your life.With that being said, I do have one recommendation. Please be 100% brutally-fuckin'-honest with yourself and your answers. No one needs to read them and you'll be selling yourself short if you don't keep it real.By the time you're done with this journal, my hope is that your internal dialogue is transitioning from "Who the fuck am I?" to "I know who the fuck I am" and you begin to trust your instincts, which will lead to daily decision-making that reflects your true self and desires.Self-awareness is not a task to check off your to-do list, it's a lifelong exploration that's constantly evolving. The more you align yourself with that flow, the smoother your ride will be. But it must be bumpy before it smoothes out and these questions will guide you to the other side.Now buckle up and let's get to work.