What Will My Future Realistically Be Like?

Gaze into our crystal ball to find out what your fate holds!

Take a look into the future! Will you be rich and happy? Traveling the world? Or enjoying some other crazy existence you can't even imagine? This quiz can predict your fate!

Answer a few questions, and we'll tell you where you'll realistically end up in life. Hit "Start Quiz" to glance into the crystal ball...

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Questions Overview

1. What's your priority right now?
  1. My career and/or education.
  2. My relationships.
  3. Finding myself.
  4. Just surviving, bruh.
  5. Something not listed here.
  6. I don't know...
2. What sort of legacy do you want to leave?
  1. I want to inspire others.
  2. I want to support my community.
  3. I want to make influential art.
  4. I want to contribute knowledge and understanding.
  5. I just want to take care of myself.
  6. I don't know...
3. What brings you the most peace?
  1. Art (music, books, etc.).
  2. Meditation or prayer.
  3. Exercise.
  4. Communing with nature.
  5. Talking to friends.
  6. Distracting myself (with TV, food, social media, etc.).
  7. Staying busy.
  8. Something else.
4. What's your reddest flag?
  1. People-pleasing.
  2. Never stepping out of my comfort zone.
  3. Selfishness.
  4. Perfectionism.
  5. Impulsiveness.
  6. Laziness.
  7. Indecisiveness.
  8. Stubbornness.
5. What's your strength?
  1. Ambition
  2. Optimism
  3. Curiosity
  4. Courage
  5. Empathy
  6. Innovativeness
  7. Intelligence
  8. Adaptability
6. Would you say you're more future-, present-, or past-focused?
  1. Future-focused.
  2. Present-focused.
  3. Past-focused.
  4. I'm not sure...
7. What do you value most?
  1. Love
  2. Freedom
  3. Adventure
  4. Stability
8. Choose a quote that resonates with you:
  1. "The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be." —Ralph Waldo Emerson
  2. "If one is lucky, a solitary fantasy can totally transform one million realities." —Maya Angelou
  3. "I'm tired of living without really living. I'm tired of wanting things." ―Rachael Lippincott
  4. "Be wise today so you don't cry tomorrow." ―E. A. Bucchianeri
  5. "Nothing matters very much, and few things matter at all." ―Arthur Balfour
  6. "Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile." ―Albert Einstein
9. Do you believe you can change the world?
  1. Yes.
  2. No.
  3. Maybe?
  4. I don't know...
10. How do you make decisions?
  1. I listen to my gut.
  2. I listen to my heart.
  3. I listen to my head.
  4. I listen to other people's advice.

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How to Have a Good Life, According to Experts

We sat down with our team of life coaches for their advice on living a good life...and ensuring a great future. Here's what they had to say:

  • Life coach Amber Rosenberg, PCC: Figure out what matters to you. "Clarifying your values will help you discover what's essential in your life. Values are the intangibles that drive us, inspire us, and energize us."[1]
  • Academic tutor Jennifer Kaifesh: "Start exploring your interests at a young age and don’t be afraid to try new things: you’ll never know if something excites you if you don’t try it."[2]
  • Life coach Taylor Rochestie: Prioritize relationships. "Everybody wants to feel connected, they want to feel loved. They want to feel like they have a purpose. They want to feel like their interactions matter. And so to [do] that [for yourself], you have to make other people matter as well."[3]
  • Rochestie: Focus on the journey, not the destination. "People that are successful are focused on progress. And they're focused on the journey and not the outcome."[4]
  • Life coach Michelle Shahbazyan, MS, MA: Believe in yourself. "Most people have a lot more ability than they give themselves credit for. And any problem has a solution. So if you're running into anything you feel like is a stressor, that means that it's a problem in your life that you haven't yet found a solution to."[5]
  • Shahbazyan: Don't wait for someone to change your life for you. "You can have all the tools that you need in order to succeed, it's just a matter of...getting out of that mindset that someone else is going to figure it out for you or someone else is going to help you with it or hold your hand along the way."[6]
  • Rosenberg: Visualize your goals, and "make sure your vision aligns with your values. Also, think about how your vision excites you. If it doesn't scare you a little, or if you already know how to get there, you are probably thinking too small."[7]

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References

  1. ↑ Amber Rosenberg, PCC. Life Coach. Expert Interview
  2. ↑ Jennifer Kaifesh. Academic Tutor. Expert Interview
  3. ↑ Taylor Rochestie. Life Coach. Expert Interview
  4. ↑ Taylor Rochestie. Life Coach. Expert Interview
  5. ↑ Michelle Shahbazyan, MS, MA. Life Coach. Expert Interview
  6. ↑ Michelle Shahbazyan, MS, MA. Life Coach. Expert Interview
  7. ↑ Amber Rosenberg, PCC. Life Coach. Expert Interview