Self Analysis

Let’s take a quick review of what I’ve written about and what you’ve read over the last couple of weeks.

We talked about the benefits of discovering your purpose. The benefits of massive action and how documenting your plan, in writing, harnesses power few rarely tap into. We also talked about doing anything of significance, could not be done alone and therefore, the prudent use of counsel was needed. Lastly we spoke of the best use of your counsel or mastermind.

Before we move forward one of the things I’ve discovered as truth, as many before me have, is “the unexamined life is not worth living.” The statement was uttered by Socrates who died in 399 B.C. So my concept isn’t new and I’d be willing to wager the concept wasn’t new for Socrates himself. The simple statement packs substance.

What I’ve learned about myself, as a result of an honest analysis, is my assets and liabilities. I get to find out the things I do well and the ones I don’t do so well. I get to look at traits, patterns, and failings. I get to put those things on paper. I get to see things for what they actually are and look at them as factual, not hypothetical.

Oftentimes, I’d look at things through a lens of what I thought or wanted them to be, not what they actually are. So when I have them written down and reflect on what happened, not what I wanted to happen or thought would happen, I get something different most times.

Next, we’ll look at the benefits of self analysis as it pertains to your existence.

Today, Monday, July 18, 2022, I am grateful that:

My preliminary landing page is finished. I don’t really like it, but it’ll serve its purpose for the moment. I can always revamp and redesign it at another time.

A.E. and I got a chance to catch up. She and Jeffrey offered some assistance which I’m extremely grateful for. It’s uncomfortable being in my current situation and I’m fortunate to have so many champions.

Po and I had about a three hour conversation covering a range of topics. We’ve done this a few times over the last year. With his expertise and life philosophy, he may prove to be an exceptional addition to my team of counselors.

Have you done a self analysis?

For your life, your career, your spiritual, financial, and emotional aspects of existence.

Which of those areas would you like to improve on the most?

Write that area down on a blank piece of paper.

Be Great. Be Grateful!!!