It might be helpful to take an aptitude test to see if you have a talent that you haven't been able to use. Choose functions by enjoyment rather than natural aptitude at this point.

It's great to be curious and to have many interests. Continue to search for a common thread to why you're interested in what you're interested in. It might just be a love for learning new things, in which case, "learning" might be your main interest.

The exercises in this course came from or were inspired by various sources on the KWYWW resources page. The exercises were chosen based on their practical value as determined from the feedback of previous workshop attendees and my own experience.

Consider creating a real-life scenario with your two values. For example, if you're comparing FAMILY vs. ADVANCEMENT, ask yourself: "If my boss offered me a promotion with a nice raise but it meant traveling more and spending less time at home, would I take the [...]

If you are taking this course, that might be one sign that you haven't found your true calling. Another indication might be if you're working only for the money or to retire as soon as possible. A calling should be work you enjoy doing for [...]

I agree and you don't have to. Transition in the way that makes the most sense for you. There are many opportunities within your existing role and company that can be leveraged when we discuss this during the transition stage.

Your dream job should fulfill all of your goals not just your interests or talents. Part of being fulfilled is to make sure all of your needs and wants are met (work-life balance, financial, health, meaning, etc.). You may not know what the end result [...]

The workshop consists of 10 lessons that can be completed in a week or in a year. The length of time to get quality results depends on how much time you have to devote to completing the exercises and how self-aware you already are. If [...]