Life’s Wisdom? Questioning Your Authentic Self

No matter your age—50 or otherwise—these are powerful questions to ask yourself if you’re seeking growth and a deeper sense of authenticity:

Alignment with Values

• Do your daily actions reflect the principles you hold most dear (family legacy, creativity, emotional resonance)?
• When you make decisions, do they feel like they come from your center—or from pressure outside you?

Inner vs. Outer Life

• Does the way you present yourself to the world match how you feel inside?
• Are there places where you’re editing yourself too much, or hiding parts of your truth?

Health & Well-being

• How can I take better care of my body and mind for the decades ahead?
• What habits should I let go of, and which ones should I strengthen?
• Am I listening to my body’s changing needs?

Personal Growth & Identity

• Am I living in alignment with my values, or have I drifted from them?
• What parts of myself have I neglected, and how can I nurture them now?
• Do I feel proud of the person I’ve become?

Relationships & Community

• Have I invested enough in the relationships that matter most?
• Who do I want to spend more time with in the years ahead?
• Am I contributing to my community in ways that feel authentic?

Energy & Flow

• Do you feel energized and “in flow” when you’re working on your projects?
• Or do you feel drained, as if you’re performing someone else’s script?

Work & Purpose

• Does my work still fulfill me, or is it time to reinvent my path?
• Am I leaving behind something meaningful—whether through my career, creativity, or community?
• What skills or passions do I still want to explore?

Future & Adventure

• What dreams have I postponed, and is now the time to pursue them?
• Where do I still want to travel, learn, or explore?
• How can I make the next chapter the most vibrant yet?

Legacy & Meaning

• What stories, wisdom, or traditions do I want to pass on?
• How do I want to be remembered by my family, friends, and community?
• Am I living a life that feels true to me, or one shaped by others’ expectations?

“If you’re not asking these questions, it’s time you did. Now is the moment to reassess, to act, and to embrace life—brilliantly, boldly, and infinitely undiscovered.

Live Infinitely ~ Be Brilliant ~ Seek the Undiscovered