Finding your own way is not easy, but there is an exercise that can help you clarify your ideas and understand what you really want to do with your life.

What is the point of having greater self-control if it is not aimed at a higher goal? What’s the point of not procrastinating if what we do now gets us nowhere? What good is it to be more productive if the tasks we are doing do not make us happy?

If we don’t know where we want to end up, personal growth techniques and tricks are likely to be just an interesting waste of time.

Having a purpose in life is like having an inner compass: it allows you to overcome any obstacle, it helps you to understand what is important and what takes up your time and energy.

In life, each of us can do different kinds of work. There will be some that we are good at but may not like, some that we would like to do but don’t have the skills for, some that we find satisfying enough but don’t fully exploit our abilities.

The course provides the advice and exercises needed to understand your path in life and can give you the answer to the question “Which job should I choose?”.

The first chapter deals with the journey of life based on the discovery of values and a two-step exercise.

Chapter two delves deeper into the purpose of life and offers a series of questions to remove uncertainties.

Chapter three provides tips for understanding the right workplace.

The course is aimed at pupils, students and parents who are concerned about the future of their children and their upbringing in an atmosphere of security that can be rewarding and fulfilling.