What should you do with your life?

It's time. You're responsible, organised and focused. You know what you want and you've learned enough to run your own business, no matter the field. Save some money, do the research and keep your contacts close, you'll need all of these things. Don't be afraid, you're ready.

You don't like routine and you have many talents, why not become a freelancer? You'll be able to have a different schedule every day, meet new people and put all your skills on the table. It doesn't have to be a long-term decision, but you'll definitely learn a lot and improve your talents.

It sounds scary, but learning is always a great path to follow. Maybe you've realised what you've worked for your entire life is not what you thought and you need to change your entire career, or maybe you just need a MBA/MFA to focus on what you really want to do, but do it, you won't regret.

No one should live their entire life in one single place. If that's your situation, take at least a year abroad to open your mind and know the world. If you have lived in different places over the years, then you already know it can be great. Whether it's the job, the people or the place itself that's not working for you, look for opportunities elsewhere, don't insist just for the sake of it.

Wow, it sounds terrifying! But life is too short to get stuck in a job with no prospects of getting better, specially if you've been there for over a decade. Play the field, find something satisfying. Meanwhile, rediscover what makes you happy. Take a sabbatical, if you can. The world is much bigger than your office.

It could have been your lack of time, it could have been an old sorrow, it could have been different points of view, it could have been the physical distance. There are millions of things to keep us apart from our family. Now it's time to reconnect. Call, visit them, talk to them, heal old wounds. Don't give in to loneliness and don't forget your childhood has a great impact on who you are.

It's hard to do anything alone. If you have a great idea, but no money - or you do have some money, but no great idea, find someone you trust and together you'll find an answer. Most successful initiatives in every field, from engineering companies to motion pictures, are built on associations. Find your partner!

It doesn't mean you can't find something new to do, no one should live the same day twice. This is just to say you're having a great time right now and things seem to be working, both professionally and personally. Sometimes we're filled with doubts, we don't know whether we're doing the right thing. You are, my friend. Keep growing!