The document provides tips for living an intentional life and continuous self-discovery. It advises to capture moments instead of just checking tasks off a list, and to enjoy experiences like vacations where you can learn from nature and audio books. It also suggests taking a skills inventory to identify your strengths, trying new things to learn more about yourself, and finding ways to showcase talents within your current organization to further your career.

1. Life is not a list of goals; it is a collection of daily
experiences.
I get exhausted whenever I treat everything as a
checklist. Enjoy every season and the journey of
learning from it.
1.CAPTURE EVERY MOMENT
INSTEAD OF TICKING EVERY
MOMENT.

2. I am not a fan of out-of-towns but it is refreshing to
do it once in a while.
Bring a good book with you and listen to audio books
about life, passion and purpose.
Try to get something from it while enjoying the
serenity of the beach.
2. HAVE A VACATION

3. I was fortunate to get a free copy of strengths finder
2.0 from one of the workshops I’ve attended.
It confirmed my knack for writing to reinforce my life
introspection.
If you want to discover your gifts -- ask close friends
what they believe you are good at or try to recall
activities that you enjoy the most then find a regular
schedule to do it.
3. TAKE A SKILLS
INVENTORY

4. Just like shopping for that new shirt to buy that will
fit your body right.
Another path towards discovery is to try new things
of interest.
Delivering a speech in front of a crowd can be nerve-
racking but it gives me a feeling of cloud nine after I
am done speaking.
4. TRY NEW THINGS

5. Job-hopping can help you make short leaps in your
career.
Back then; I was able to get that manager role
externally right after just being promoted as
supervisor for less than a year.
But as I went along, recruiters began to question my
movements the time when I was giving myself a shot
for senior manager role vacancies.
5. EXECUTIVE ROLES
DEMAND LONGEVITY

6. Don’t get excited easily with the 15% increase offer
without considering other non-monetary benefits
that you are currently enjoying.
Think of the good brand you've established during
the period of your company tenure—are you still
willing to reinvest more time again to establish it or
maybe the increase was material but the location of
the new office will actually net off every month due
to the commute to work?
6. GAUGE FACTORS OTHER
THAN MONEY

7. I served as an editor-in-chief before for our
company’s newsletter that truly shaped me up to
become an authority of company information.
Find a way to showcase your unused talents for the
benefit of your organization that will later serve as
your additional service feature.
7. BECOME A SELF-MADE
AUTHORITY

8. If you still find yourself under self-discovery, it
wouldn’t hurt your resume if you seek opportunities
within the company.
Bring up to your line manager your want to explore
new things and seek his endorsement to that other
role outside your function but still within your
existing organization.
8. APPLY JOBS INTERNALLY