1. My Life’s Quest STUDENT EXAMPLE #1

2. Who am I? I am someone who enjoys the small moments in life. I am someone who enjoys the small moments in life. I am someone who tries to make decisions to help others. I am someone who tries to make decisions to help others. I am nostalgic. I am nostalgic.

3. What are my goals? I plan on graduating high school and going into college. I plan on graduating high school and going into college. I plan on getting a job that will bring me income. I plan on getting a job that will bring me income. I plan on starting a family and living my life to the fullest. I plan on starting a family and living my life to the fullest.

4. How will I achieve these goals? I plan on working as hard as I can without over exerting energy. I plan on working as hard as I can without over exerting energy. I plan on staying focused in my studies and on my goals. I plan on staying focused in my studies and on my goals. I plan on making decisions that will benefit me and help me reach my goals faster. I plan on making decisions that will benefit me and help me reach my goals faster.

5. What type of roadblocks will I run into on my Life’s Quest? I will most likely run into problems with my studies, like trying to balance my academics with other curriculars. I will most likely run into problems with my studies, like trying to balance my academics with other curriculars. I will probably have financial issues at one point, which is why I am planning on getting a job. I will probably have financial issues at one point, which is why I am planning on getting a job. There is no “perfect life”, but I will still try to live life to the fullest. There is no “perfect life”, but I will still try to live life to the fullest.

6. What Universal Questions do I have? Where do I come from? Where do I come from? How do I want to leave my mark on life? How do I want to leave my mark on life? How will I cope with death? How will I cope with death?