How would you describe a perfect life?
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How would you describe a perfect life?
“Free from any flaw or defect,” is one of the definitions of the word perfect. And that is something we are usually running after — to have a life without flaws or defects, a life where nothing can go wrong, where there’s no trouble, where you don’t have to worry about anything.
Does the perfect moment exist?
What’s a moment anyway? It’s a somewhat random timespan. Nobody can pinpoint the exact length of an unspecific timespan. And that’s why “the perfect moment” does not exist.
What means perfect moment?
According to O’Kelly, a perfect moment is an experience with others when time stands still. It is a time full of the present, when the past is left behind and the future is set aside. It is a special time of focused attention and heightened awareness. Interruptions and distractions are consciously excluded.
How do you make a perfect moment?
Here are six keys that help create a perfect moment:
- Stay in the “now.” Be fully present with the people you care about. Don’t let your mind wander to yesterday’s regrets or tomorrow’s problems.
- Focus on adding energy.
- Be real.
- Be curious.
- Be helpful and generous with your attention and energy.
- Lighten up.
How do you manifest the Perfect Day?
You will learn things about yourself you never really realized, and you will spark an unstoppable, internal passion to achieve everything in life that you want. But for you to manifest that perfect day, you must be able to touch, hear, smell, taste and feel it.
What does a perfect day look like for You?
A perfect day for me is like all our typical Saturdays, get up, feed the dogs, fix breakfast for my wife, make bacon for the kids, play with the puppies. Enjoy breakfast with the family… something we don’t get to do during the week because the kids have school at different times.
What is Your Perfect Day in the interview?
DON’T make a joke out of it. This is a legitimate question, and the interviewer wants a sincere answer. It might be tempting to say that your perfect day involves skipping work and sipping fruity drinks poolside. Resist that urge. DO include specifics.
What is your perfect workday?
Your perfect workday is what you want to achieve—just on a more micro level than the ol’ “Where do you see yourself in five years?” question. DON’T take it literally.