How have different places affected us...? Villages, cities, countries ... Where we were born , raised or where we traveled . What is it about these places that shaped us... nature, architecture, people ...? Do we have a favorite place ... somewhere where it feels so good and cozy... and safe, somewhere where we get inspired and take this feeling with us everywhere in our lives?

Who are our role models and why? Are there any celebrities ... singers, athletes, actors, politicians... who inspire us? And why did they really impress us? Are there any people in our family and among our friends that we take as role models? Who are they and what in their lives became a guiding light in ours?

Perhaps the most famous text that attempts to regulate ethical issues within a profession is the Hippocratic Oath which is practiced to this day. But not in Sweden. "In Sweden, this medical profession ceased to be practiced in 1886." (Wikipedia) What do you think, do we still need the Hippocratic oath (and why me or not)? And is there a reason to have such ethical documents when we have laws? And what do you think about following ethical principles in other professions ?

How can we talk to others in a good way ? So that we get the most out of the conversation. How can we listen carefully to others? And is it even important to do so? How do we feel when people don't listen to us? And what makes us want to tell it all at once? What do we really mean by that?

Are we trying to achieve different results with the same procedures ? Are we open to change ? And what helped us change / evolve earlier in our lives?

How can you organize yourself to do more? What problems prevent us from becoming more efficient ? And what strategies can help us avoid them?

When to end a relationship and when to continue? Do we sometimes give too much to get attention ? How can you gain respect from people around you so that our relationships are balanced? And what does respect mean to us?

What are you most proud of in your life? If you could, is there anything you would change in your life?

Yesterday I met a friend. She said she attends a seminar called "If I Had One Year Left To Live". I thought it was an interesting way to think about life. And useful. The other day a friend also wrote on Facebook: We convince ourselves that life is better after we get married, after we have children, and then another. Then we get frustrated because kids aren't old enough yet, and we think we'll be happier when they are. Next we complain about having to deal with teenagers, an