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"What Do You Want To Do With Your Life?"
Your Life Plan To Find Your Answer
By: Hans Glint
Life Planning Coach
_____________________________________
Your Name
Life Plan"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 2
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 3
This workbook is designed to be a ready made workbook or to be printed on standard letter size
paper and placed in a standard ring binder. (Any print shop will do this for you.)
Copyright 2006 By Hans Glint (pen name),
Hans Jørgen Lysglimt, Oslo, Norway
All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions.
Published in Norway by the author.
This is the entire workbook for the "What Do You Want To Do With Your Life?" - Life Plan.
First Edition v 1.40 (check for updated version at www.HansGlint.com)
Websites:
www.WhatDoYouWantToDoWithYourLife.com
www.HansGlint.com
Hans Glint
P.O. Box 1668 Vika
N-0120 Oslo, Norway
Email: hans@hansglint.com
Acknowledgements:
Great thanks and acknowledgements to all the people who have helped form the ideas and
material for this book. The responsibility of the content and any errors of this book are, however,
fully with the author.
Dedication:
To the men and women of times past whose pursuit has eased my
pursuit of happiness.
To the men and women of the future whose happiness shall be eased
by my pursuit.
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 4
Index:
Page 5. Preface
Page 6. Introduction
The History of: What Do You Want To Do With Your Life?
Page 15. Chapter One
Introduction to Life Planning
Page 30. Chapter Two
Your Past
Page 39. Chapter Three
The Influence Of Generations
Page 49. Chapter Four
Your Present
Page 76. Chapter Five
Your Future
Page 102. Chapter Six
Your Alternatives
Page 125. Chapter Seven
Making The Decision
Page 134. Appendix
Page 135. About The Author
Page 136. Contact
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 5
Preface
"Why do they always tell us that it's easy and evil to do what we want, and that
we need discipline to restrain ourselves? It's the hardest thing in the world-to
do what we want. And it takes the greatest kind of courage. I mean, what we
really want."
Ayn Rand
This workbook is about the most important life of all: YOURS. During our
time together, we will look into your future to make sure you become clear on the
kind of life you want to live.
Before we begin, I would like to congratulate you for starting to work on
your life plan. At the end of this program, you will have decided on a clear written
plan for your life, you will have written down the goals you want to achieve.
Written goals are the key to reaching them. This workbook is designed to help
you write your life plan as goals. You have a tool to master your life.
Many people spend more time planning their summer holiday than
planning the rest of their life. No wonder the same people feel they do not live
fulfilled lives. However, you are different. You are on your way to break away
from the crowd; you are on you way to plan ahead and achieve the life of your
dreams.
Therefore, congratulations on finding your way to this book. By reading it
and carrying through with the exercises in this book, you demonstrate that you
belong among the top achievers. You also demonstrate curiosity, and curiosity
with imagination is what is needed to make a plan for a happy and successful life.
Finally, you demonstrate that you can take action.
With imagination and action, you will create the life of your dreams.
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 6
Introduction
The History of the What Do You Want To Do With
Your Life? - Life Plan
"What do you want to do with your life?"
"What do I want to do with my life?" It is the most important question to
answer in any person's life. It is "The Question." Yet the way it is commonly asked
today-"What should I do with my life?" - is disempowering, it is the wrong way
to ask it. The right way is to place responsibility for the answer with yourself:
Your Life Plan To Find Your Answer
By: Hans Glint
Life Planning Coach
_____________________________________
Your Name
Life Plan"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 2
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 3
This workbook is designed to be a ready made workbook or to be printed on standard letter size
paper and placed in a standard ring binder. (Any print shop will do this for you.)
Copyright 2006 By Hans Glint (pen name),
Hans Jørgen Lysglimt, Oslo, Norway
All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions.
Published in Norway by the author.
This is the entire workbook for the "What Do You Want To Do With Your Life?" - Life Plan.
First Edition v 1.40 (check for updated version at www.HansGlint.com)
Websites:
www.WhatDoYouWantToDoWithYourLife.com
www.HansGlint.com
Hans Glint
P.O. Box 1668 Vika
N-0120 Oslo, Norway
Email: hans@hansglint.com
Acknowledgements:
Great thanks and acknowledgements to all the people who have helped form the ideas and
material for this book. The responsibility of the content and any errors of this book are, however,
fully with the author.
Dedication:
To the men and women of times past whose pursuit has eased my
pursuit of happiness.
To the men and women of the future whose happiness shall be eased
by my pursuit.
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 4
Index:
Page 5. Preface
Page 6. Introduction
The History of: What Do You Want To Do With Your Life?
Page 15. Chapter One
Introduction to Life Planning
Page 30. Chapter Two
Your Past
Page 39. Chapter Three
The Influence Of Generations
Page 49. Chapter Four
Your Present
Page 76. Chapter Five
Your Future
Page 102. Chapter Six
Your Alternatives
Page 125. Chapter Seven
Making The Decision
Page 134. Appendix
Page 135. About The Author
Page 136. Contact
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 5
Preface
"Why do they always tell us that it's easy and evil to do what we want, and that
we need discipline to restrain ourselves? It's the hardest thing in the world-to
do what we want. And it takes the greatest kind of courage. I mean, what we
really want."
Ayn Rand
This workbook is about the most important life of all: YOURS. During our
time together, we will look into your future to make sure you become clear on the
kind of life you want to live.
Before we begin, I would like to congratulate you for starting to work on
your life plan. At the end of this program, you will have decided on a clear written
plan for your life, you will have written down the goals you want to achieve.
Written goals are the key to reaching them. This workbook is designed to help
you write your life plan as goals. You have a tool to master your life.
Many people spend more time planning their summer holiday than
planning the rest of their life. No wonder the same people feel they do not live
fulfilled lives. However, you are different. You are on your way to break away
from the crowd; you are on you way to plan ahead and achieve the life of your
dreams.
Therefore, congratulations on finding your way to this book. By reading it
and carrying through with the exercises in this book, you demonstrate that you
belong among the top achievers. You also demonstrate curiosity, and curiosity
with imagination is what is needed to make a plan for a happy and successful life.
Finally, you demonstrate that you can take action.
With imagination and action, you will create the life of your dreams.
"What Do Your Want To Do With Your Life?"
www.HansGlint.com 6
Introduction
The History of the What Do You Want To Do With
Your Life? - Life Plan
"What do you want to do with your life?"
"What do I want to do with my life?" It is the most important question to
answer in any person's life. It is "The Question." Yet the way it is commonly asked
today-"What should I do with my life?" - is disempowering, it is the wrong way
to ask it. The right way is to place responsibility for the answer with yourself:
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