A short YouTube monologue (by James Laughlin) encouraging regular self-check-ins to ask what’s important, fun, exhilarating, or different, and to treat life as a sequence of writable chapters. The speaker urges leading life on purpose through curiosity, playfulness, and intentional evolution between chapters (some busy/ambitious, others quiet/private).
Making space to check in with what's important to me right now, what would be fun, what would be exhilarating, what would be interesting, what would be different, and being prepared to kind of do that, and then a few years later, check in with that again. So that you're leading your life not as one big chunk of life, but as, like, a series of chapters, and you get to write each one of them, and they might look different, and they might be a totally different genre, and some might be busy and hectic and ambitious, and others might be quiet and private and not striving. So I think it's to lead your life on purpose, you need to be curious and playful and constantly letting yourself evolve into who you are next for your next chapter. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing that.
