The obituary exercise.

1. Obituary
exercise

2. What was your biggest interest, when you were
10 years old:
20 years old:
30 years old:
40 years old:
50 years old:
60 years old:
70 years old:
80 years old:
90 years old:
100 years old:

3. What did you create, when you were
10 years old:
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30 years old:
40 years old:
50 years old:
60 years old:
70 years old:
80 years old:
90 years old:
100 years old:

4. Who did you care most about, when you were
10 years old:
20 years old:
30 years old:
40 years old:
50 years old:
60 years old:
70 years old:
80 years old:
90 years old:
100 years old:

5. What stories would the people, you cared most about in your life,
tell about you?
 What did they most appreciate about you?
 Because of what you did, what did they do differently in their lives?

6. What was your most important value, when you were
10 years old:
20 years old:
30 years old:
40 years old:
50 years old:
60 years old:
70 years old:
80 years old:
90 years old:
100 years old:

7. When you read through your obituary, what do you think is
missing in your life? What do you need to do in your
life in order for your obituary to be complete?

8. Sources of inspiration
https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/sites/gsb/files/alumni-migration/files/alumni_migration/career/careerlifevision/pdf/Obituary_Exercise.pdf
http://innov8rs.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/The-Innovators-Handbook-2018-Digital-Book.pdf
http://www.legacy.com/news/advice-and-support/article/your-story-your-words-how-to-write-your-own-obituary
http://www.lifeack.org/articles/lifestyle/wake-up-call-write-your-obituary.html
https://michaelhyatt.com/what-will-they-say-when-you-are-dead/
http://www.thefeelgoodlifestyle.com/the-5-minute-exercise-that-helped-me-figure-out-my-life.html
https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-an-obituary-1691354