Life project

What is a life project?

• It’s a plan to identify and achieve goals in life.

• It's the tool to write the career I want to study.

• It's the story of my past life.

• It's a book to describe skills and abilities that you have developed.

What are some fields included in the life project?

• Environmental, family, spirituality, and identity.

• Personal, familiy, academic, professional, interpersonal relationships.

• Environmental, spirituality, capabilities, actions, identity, and beliefs.

• All the options are correct.

What are the elements of a project?

• Who am I?, Experiences, and Fusion.

• Personal, familiy, academic, professional, interpersonal relationships.

• Environmental, spirituality, capabilities, actions, identity, and beliefs.

• All of the above.

The identity element defines what you would like to acquire in a trascendental way.

• True

• False

What is the first step to write your life project?

• Visualize your future, describing the career you would like to study.

• Describe the experiences you have had.

• Answer the question "who am I?" by writing an autobiography.

What is the purpose of fusion?

• It allows you to group all your strengths and evaluate how you can improve.

• Mix the opportunities and strengths with the life expectations you have.

• Determine what you want to do and what to start with.

What do you write in the environmental element?

• Who you would like to live with and where you would like to be.

• Activities you would like to give up and which you would like to include

• skills that you have developed over the years with effort and discipline.

• List of your attitudes, beliefs and values that you have developed.

What do you write in the "actions" element?

• List of your attitudes, beliefs and values that you have developed.

• Those actions you do in your free time.

• Skills that you have developed over the years with effort and discipline.

• Activities you would like to give up and which you would like to include.

What do you write in the "identity" element?

• List of your attitudes, beliefs and values that you have developed.

• Who you are, who you would like to be, and your personal mission.

• What you would like to acquire in a transcendental way.

Your life plan must set a time limit categorizing it into shor-term, medium-term, and long-term.

• True

• False