If you were faced with a choice, what would you want: A) I want security from the enemy that threatens us all. I am prepared to wage war or support it to achieve this. B) Peace. I want peace, even if that means leading a complicated life that is threatened from outside. C) Who says so? I can't decide (please say why in the comments).

Would you opt for medical treatment that promises a 10% chance of a complete cure? Or would you choose an alternative treatment that has a 90% chance of being ineffective? Answer directly and spontaneously...

Find people who inspire you—not by what they say, but by the way they live their lives. And then become that kind of inspiring person for others yourself. Who inspires you?

“As long as you have your feet under my table...” You must obey me as long as you are dependent on me. That is the message. Where do you feel compelled to obey even though it is not in your nature, because you are afraid? Afraid of losing your livelihood, your freedom, or the recognition of the community? Are there other phrases that come to mind in this context?

There are questions that can lead you straight to the heart of the matter: “Would you still do what you do if you didn't receive any recognition or money for it?” “What would you do if time and money were no object?” Not so easy, is it? That's the difference between a job and a career, between having to and wanting to. Between compulsion and fulfillment. If there is an issue in your life that feels difficult, it is worth taking a step back and taking a closer look. What is it for you? What is your life's dream and how can you fulfill it?