This document poses a series of thought-provoking questions about life experiences, values, relationships, and personal growth. It prompts reflection on topics like regrets, priorities, strengths, gratitude, and what really matters. The questions encourage examination of one's past, present, and future, as well as consideration of life's deeper meanings and purposes.

1. When was the last time you tried something new?
Who do you sometimes compare yourself to?
What’s the most clever thing you’ve ever heard someone say?
What gets you excited about life?
What life lesson did you learn the hard way?
What do you wish you spent more time doing five years ago?
Who do you love and what are you doing about it?
What can you do today that you were not capable of a year ago?
Do you think crying is a sign of weakness or strength?
What would you do differently if you knew nobody would judge
you?
Do you celebrate the things you have?
What is the difference between living and existing?
What have you done lately worth remembering?
Is it possible to lie without saying a word?
Which activities make you lose track of time?
If you had to teach something, what would you teach?
What would you regret not fully doing, being or having in your life?

2. Would you break the law to save a loved one?
What makes you smile?
If you had the opportunity to get a message across to a large group
of people, what would your message be?
What do we all have in common besides our genes that makes us
human?
If you could choose one book as a mandatory read for all high
school students, which book would you choose?
What is important enough to go to war over?
What are you most grateful for?
Is stealing to feed a starving child wrong?
What do you want most?
Are you more worried about doing things right, or doing the right
things?
What has life taught you recently?
What is the one thing you would most like to change about the
world?
Where do you find inspiration?
Can you describe your life in a six word sentence?

3. If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make
a mistake?
Have you ever regretted something you did not say or do?
What is your most beloved childhood memory?
Is it more important to love or be loved?
If you had the chance to go back in time and change one thing
would you do it?
If a doctor gave you five years to live, what would you try to
accomplish?
What is the difference between falling in love and being in love?
What does it mean to be human?
What do you love most about yourself?
Where would you most like to go and why?
What do you imagine yourself doing ten years from now?
What small act of kindness were you once shown that you will
never forget?
What is your happiest childhood memory?
Do you own your things or do your things own you?
Would you rather lose all of your old memories or never be able to
make new ones?

4. What do you have that you cannot live without?
When you close your eyes what do you see?
What are your top five personal values?
Why must you love someone enough to let them go?
What one thing have you not done that you really want to do?
How would you describe ‘freedom’ in your own words?
What is the most important thing you could do right now in your
personal life?
If you could ask one person, alive or dead, only one question, who
would you ask and what would you ask?
If happiness was the national currency, what kind of work would
make you rich?