What you want
The honest version, not the sensible one
Most people can tell you what they are supposed to want. Fewer can tell you what they actually want, because they stopped asking a long time ago.
Nothing here has to be realistic. You are just finding out what is in there.
If money were handled, what would you do on Monday morning at nine? Not forever. Just Monday.
What did you want at twelve that you later talked yourself out of?
What would you do this year if nobody would ever find out?
What are you a little embarrassed to admit you want?
Which parts of your week would you keep exactly as they are?
What do you want more of? Three things, as specific as you can make them.
What do you want less of?
Whose life gives you a small pang when you see it? What exactly is the pang about?
Walk through a perfectly ordinary good day, from waking up.
What have you wanted for a long time and never said out loud?
What are you waiting for, and who is supposed to hand it to you?
What would you try if you were sure it would be fine to be bad at it?
What do you want to be true about your life in five years that is not true now?
What would you do with a free afternoon, no phone, no plans?