You know those films that come out and you miss them and, although you pine for a while about having missed them, you ultimately forget about them and get on with your life.
Good Will Hunting was one of those films. I'd forgotten all about it until this week when my daughter bought it from the fete and we watched it together and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The most powerful bit, for me, came when the hero was being forced to think about his future and what he wanted from life. He found it difficult and I find it difficult. Especially in this current climate where, as an entrepreneur, I am being forced to keep changing my direction to go where the money is.
I've had a week of thinking about my future courtesy of Life Clubs. At the club we discovered our future just by drawing circles and trusting our intuition and this, coupled with Good Will Hunting, got me focusing on my goals for the next six years, although I know that they might have to change at any time should they fail to work.
My new book How To Get What You Want starts by helping you find out what you want. Although it's aimed at young people, I know a few adults who might find it useful... Me for one.
Good luck with discovering what you want to do with your life. Let me know how you get on...
Next week at Life Clubs we'll be energising our bodies. Now that can help you decide lots of things.
All best,
Nina
Founder Life Clubs
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