Who do I think I am?

Take time to write down how you see yourself as a person. Also write down how your friends see you. Imagine asking a friend to describe you, and make a list of what you think they would have to say. Also add all the things about yourself that anyone has ever pointed out to you or that you know to be true of yourself. Try to balance your list by noting both your strengths and your weak points.

3. How do I relate to (get along with) others?

Think about all the places where you spend your time: where you go to school, where you relax and have fun, where you earn your money, and how you relate to all the people you meet there. Think about your relationships on a scale of one to 10 where 10 is GREAT, and one is dismal. What do you do in the great relationships that make them great? What could you do differently in the so-so relationships that would move those relationships closer to a 10 (or even a five)? Are these things that you would like to list in your code of ethics?

2. What do I believe is important in life?

Think about what you believe. Dont worry about why you believe these things, right now, just brainstorm a list of all the things you believe to be important about life. You will look at the reasons later. These are the beliefs that carry you through your life and guide your decisions.