Romanski

Made my visionboard with pictures from Pintrest and Photoshop

@flowboy Thanks a lot, that was quite inspiring. It's funny because with most people I can't talk seriously about this. They seem to have such weak attitudes in life and even tell me to not think too much as what I want to do with my life (where I start to not respect their opinion all too much tbh.) Sure, action is necessary that's also why I'm here, I am stuck. But knowing where you want to go is even more important then just going I'd say. (ballance is key though) That's what I'm trying to do here That's why it is always in the back of my mind. I'll give it a shot and see where I can take this over the winter (It seems like I just need somebody to tell me that this would be right to do, seems stupid) Right, I know about that! But in the end except of the impact I want to have on the world (at least I personally) want to be very passionate about my work to: 1. Enjoy and love to do it (it won't be always this way I know about that ^^) 2. Have the drive to develop mastery in the field and make a living of that Definitely same for me. (that's probably why I didn't give it up completely yet). Feel ya! And this is true for me too so I'm not all too afraid of chainging my direction or, as you said, completely pivot. I've actually looked over 2 years now for a good thing to switch towards. It's also now two years that I work with the LPC from Leo but I always caught myself with goosebumbs when I see a video of my passion or hear the damn thing. Good one actually expressed, what I felt about it. But for all others who might read about it, I would judge myself as stage orange / green and I feel like I want to burn completely through orange to be able to transend it or built well on top of it. Which means for me making good money but also pursuing other rather shallow values / things for some time. With that in mind I think it's not all to big of a problem. That's another thing I love about it, I've learned a lot in my good 10 years of wanting to become a military pilot. It's almost scary how precise they go about the safety and this connects also too well with want for excellence. Thanks a lot for your advice.

First of all, thanks for your time and replies! Right. This might sound stupid at first but I'm not interested in contribution to harm and slaughter actually, this is why I am also greatful to live in a "neutral" country which isn't involved in serious military conflicts. (and there are other countries too) but I get your point! Plenty of time? Yes and no I'm pretty much fortuned to live with parents who accept a lot in therms of what I do and can still live with them but I want to stand on my own feet (make my own money) as soon as I can but instead of simply going for a 9-5 job I'm taking my time for self exploration and what I am really passionate about and love to do. I think it's a much wiser investment for the long run as I couldn't really do that working full time. Right, that was my concern right from the get go! For me it's also not just doing what I love for it's own sake, Maybe you can get me if you just think about flight and less about military in what I've written first. It fascinates me for a whole list of things but the contribution factor in this domain would be to serve (with your mastery in flight) to keep a country's airspace save and therefore the people, right?

Hi! I wanted to ask here for some advice on life purpose. I'll try to keep it short and sweet but will need some detail and length to explain my challenge. I've got to say first that I have taken the LPC from Leo and I love the concepts, content and teachings a lot! (as the YT content too) Short story about my challenge with life purpose: Back when I was 9 years old I got hooked / inspired on the idea to become a military aviator when I soaked in the impressions of military flight at a very big airshow. Since then I always wanted to become a fighter pilot and almost set my whole life up this way (I watched out that my ears and eyes won't ever get damaged for instance). In the Austrian military one has two chances (ever) to take the assessments to be accepted as a aviator student. Long story short, I got kicked back into reality on the first assessment that my math and other skills where not sufficient for their standards so I trained and learnd exceptional hard (harder than like ever in school or any other endeavour) for my second try at the assessment. At my second attempt my results where exceptional good (cuz you can learn and get good at pretty much anything but not everything right), my health check was also perfect but one of the psychologist decided (for whatever reason) that I would not be taken to the program. Then after an early midlife crisis I startet to do a lot more motorcycling (pretty much as compensation for military flight) and worked for two whole years on a YouTube channel with moto content with some "success" until I had a quite hevy accident with a LOT of luck so I only broke my leg for my lucky ass. (I'm a pretty skilled rider though because I went quite a way on the mastery process there). Now it's the second time where I will "need" to give up my passion (of riding) because I can see that it isn't a good choice for me in the long run (pretty painful to give up actualy). But still, I do have other interests or one could call it passions like video / film production and everything that goes with it. Now my question for you Always when the question comes up in the LPC about what I love to do and I actually want to do it's lerking in the back of my mind that I would really love to fly military. I's hard for me to imagine i.e. to put 10 years / 10.000hrs into film making and enjoing it because I feel like there is the flight thing which I would want to do even more. Theoreticaly it is even possible to fly in another airforce like sweden or the swiss let's say (as I am an Austrian citizen) but practically it's not far from impossible. I also find it hard to find a meaningful impact for me. I can see through a lot of bs which is just selfish in the end and I know that something is missing without the contribution component. The real question for me is: should I really give this up completely in my mind or go for it 100%? Everything in between leads to nowhere obviously. Or should I go for another option which I am not so passionate about and learn to get passionate about it? I don't expect a finite or absolute answer to my problem but maybe someone can help me out a bit, struggling a lot with this. I'm 22 now and I want to start standing on my own feet soon (I'm currently living with my parents) Thanks a lot so far!! My values list [[1. Freedom & Independence [[2. Passion & Enthusiasm [[3. Excellence [[4. Self Expression [[5. Health & Energy [[6. Self Control & Personal Growth [[7. Learning [[8. Sexuality & Relationships [[9. Adventure [[10. Humor & Fun