Top 30+ key questions to ask yourself every day

1. What matters most to me in my life?

For example, how important is living a true and honest life, an authentic life?

3. What would I do with my life if there were no limits?

This question allows you to realize who you would truly want to be if there were no barriers in life. By answering sincerely, you become aware of the truth of who you really are.

5. What's the one everyday thing that makes me smile?

This is a wide-ranging question, one that elicits all sorts of answers, anything from seeing a happy baby or enjoying a walk on the beach, to simply appreciating the aroma of freshly ground coffee.

7. Have I found my life's purpose yet?

Knowing your purpose in life can leave you happier, healthier, and more fulfilled.

9. What's the next big step I need to take?

Focusing on personal growth often helps you identify the most rewarding way forward.

11. What type of friend do I want to be?

Everyone needs friends, but based on your personality you might need a certain type of friend.

13. Do I embrace or avoid how I am feeling?

This question relates to the strength of emotional awareness. It's always best to embrace negative feelings and learn from them to improve your future.

15. What relaxes me when I'm feeling stressed?

This is all about self-improvement. For instance, almost any form of physical activity can act as a stress reliever.

17. How do I define success?

Practice how you define success by considering your greatest achievements and how they have empowered you personally and financially.

19. What's the best part of being me?

Do you have a good relationship with yourself? This question is all about self-love. Sometimes the best company you can keep is your own.

21. What are my top personal values?

Your values form a significant part of your personal identity. Take time out and list your top five. Doing so helps to prioritize what is important to you and what you want to spend your time and energy on.

23. Is there such a thing as perfect?

The idea of perfection is so subjective it's almost impossible to quantify. But while serving as a useful motivator, striving for perfection can also expose our flaws and make us a better person.

25. If I could talk to my younger self, I would say...

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, eh? But if you want to be the best version of yourself in the present, sometimes it's worth dwelling on the past. For example, have you fulfilled the dreams and aspirations you had? If you're still doing your best, just like you did when things got tough, then chances are your younger self would be proud.

27. When did I last step out of my comfort zone?

Stepping out of your comfort zone ordinarily means learning new things, meeting new people, seeing new places, and trying new experiences. But they may not all be positive encounters. So, are you brave enough to risk being uncomfortable?

29. What would my ideal day look like in five years?

Write down how you envision your life looking like in five years. Compile an imaginary diary entry for one day 60 months from today. Keep it safe and, on arrival, compare notes.