We all want to live our lives with purpose. We want to know that what we’re doing (or not doing) makes sense and that it’s helping us achieve our goals. But if you’re like me, you’ve probably had moments where you’ve felt like everything is moving so fast and there’s never enough time in the day to do anything. You might even be wondering if your goals are really important or realistic—and feeling frustrated because of it. And then there are those people who seem like they have it all: They’re happy, healthy and successful in every way imaginable! How did they get there? The truth is that most successful people don’t have their shit together either—they just have better coping mechanisms for dealing with their anxiety about whether or not they have their shit together than others do).

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

If you’re like most people, this question can feel overwhelming. You might not be able to answer that question with any certainty. Maybe you don’t know where you’ll be in 5 days or even weeks – but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t an answer for the future. The best way to figure out where your life is headed is by making guesses about what kind of person and career path suits your needs and goals best–and then working towards those goals!

If you’re like most people, the answer is probably something like “somewhere else.”

The reason people tend to answer this way is because they want their future to be different from their current situation. They don’t want to be where they are now, so of course the answer is somewhere else!

But there are some benefits and drawbacks to answering this question with a location change in mind. On one hand, moving can help you get out of a bad situation or into a better one–but then again, it might also mean leaving behind friends and family who make your life worth living (or at least bearable). If you’re considering where else you might end up in five years’ time, here are some things to consider:

We live in a culture where there’s a constant pressure to move forward.

We live in a culture where there’s a constant pressure to move forward. We’re always looking ahead, to the next big thing, or hoping that things will get better if we just work hard enough. But what if they don’t? What if you wake up one day and realize that you’ve been working toward something that wasn’t worth it after all?

That doesn’t mean you should stop striving for success–that would be silly! It just means that sometimes we need to take a step back and appreciate where we are right now before moving on to more ambitious goals.

But we forget to ask why we’re moving forward so much.

We spend so much time thinking about what we want to do, but not enough time thinking about why.

When you’re planning for the future, it’s important to figure out what your goals are and how you can get there. But when you get caught up in all of the specifics–what job title you want or where exactly your life should take place–you might forget that there’s more than one way of getting where we’re going. We need to remember that our journey won’t always be easy; sometimes things won’t go according to plan and other people may have different ideas than us (and those aren’t bad things). But if we keep asking ourselves “why” instead of just “how,” maybe then we’ll realize that even though our paths might look different from each other’s at first glance…they still lead us back home again!

In this episode, I share some questions that will help you ask yourself what’s really important to you and what you want for your life.

Asking yourself what you want for your life is not an easy task. It takes time, and it’s important to do it in a way that works for you. In this episode, I share some questions that will help you ask yourself what’s really important to you and what you want for your life.

It’s okay to dream big, but it’s also important not to neglect the present moment.

As you think about your future, it’s important to remember that there are a lot of things in the present moment that are worth appreciating. It’s okay to dream big, but it’s also important not to neglect the present moment.

When you set goals and plan for your future, it can be easy to get caught up thinking about all of the exciting things that await you down the road. But if you forget about everything else going on right now–from the little things like enjoying a cup of coffee with friends or reading an interesting article online; all the way up through bigger events like birthdays or anniversaries–then this could lead you down a path where nothing feels quite as good anymore because everything has become so far removed from reality (and therefore less meaningful).

The same goes for when we focus too much on what happened yesterday or even earlier today: If we don’t take time out every day just for ourselves–to relax after work before heading home; maybe even getting some exercise at lunchtime–then we might find ourselves feeling anxious and overwhelmed by all those responsibilities waiting back at home!

So, the next time someone asks you where you see yourself in 5 years, answer with a question instead. Ask them what they think about their future. And then listen to their answer. You might find out something amazing about them or even yourself!