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day 2: take an honest assessment of your life ... for this assignment, this involved looking at my current reality in a two-part exercise. the purpose of this exercise is -
- to force you to own up to exactly which areas you’d like to improve upon in your life.
- to give you encouragement to build on what’s already great about it.
to start off, rosetta asks that i look at seven areas in my life and identify what I LIKE and what I DISLIKE.
- Lifestyle (satisfaction with where you live/living environment, how you spend your leisure time)
i like ... the come and go freedom to choose (activities, personal time, socializing, exercise, etc.); proximity to family; and options to experience diversity of food, cultures, activities, etc.
i dislike ... distance and convenience to the types of activities i enjoy (urban setting); not yet established consistent/disciplined management of my time around various pursuits and interests; not having as many like-minded folks to bounce ideas and create things more regularly in the areas of servant leadership, creative expression, and possibility-thinking and doing; the much less prevalent, hyper (or heightened?) intense critical thinking and discourse comparable to what i did more of when i lived in san diego; not having a pet; and being slow about kick-starting anthrocubeology.
- Work (satisfaction with where you work right now, what you do to earn your living)
i like ... the intended mission and objective of the place i work, where its located (in the city); reading technical/trade journals and magazines (and i get paid to do so - woo-hoo!); problem-solving, working with people, and sharing information to further a better environment for all.
i dislike ... elements of the organization's culture that can/does result in workplace dissatisfaction; doing less technical work compared my previous work where i did much more technical work; traditional structure; and can't have pets at work.
- Education (satisfaction with your educational attainment to date – college, vocational school and other learning goals)
i like ... the accomplishment of earning my engineering degree; the skill sets (of problem solving) from my college experience that i've used throughout life; and taking courses for personal and professional development.
i dislike ... the limited flexibility i had to take courses outside my college major and thus not formally learn (during college) about other areas such as social sciences, arts, and physical sciences; not establishing a consistent time frame for creating my anthrocubeology website.
- Finances (the current state of your budget/money management, salary, net worth, debt-to-income ratio)
i like ... i can provide for myself and the lifestyle i enjoy; am not in debt; have been saving money/investing.
i dislike ... i will not retire as early as i would have liked; i am not donating money to causes as much as i had done so in the past; i am reliant on a financial planner rather than doing so directly for myself; and being not as organized in my recordkeeping.
- Health (the current state of your mental, physical and spiritual health – mind, body, soul)
i like ... my continued exploration of mental/mind and spiritual/soul development, my on-going participation and successes with health month and tiny habits as part of improving my physical/body health.
i dislike ... being overweight; managing my physical health with meds; not spending more time reconnecting with my reiki abilities; and spending not as much time doing iyengar yoga.
- Family (the quality of your relationships with family members, siblings, children)
i like ... being physically closer to family (compared to being in SD) and therefore spending time with my immediate family.
i dislike ... the frequency of (not as much) interactions with my extended family/relatives and getting to know them better; and not establishing a more consistent amount of time that i spend with my immediate family.
- Relationships (the quality of your relationships with friends and romantic partners)
i like ... the loving friends that i have.
i dislike ... not taking time to be as open and available to a romantic relationship; and not being around as many like-minded, possibility-thinking and doing friends and colleagues.
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