Powerful Questions

I don't normally think about these things over much, I mean, I do think about my future but not in any real depth. I have always been a go with the flow and figure it out if I have to. So, all this deep self examination has not come easy at all for me. I have really had to dig deep to even think of anything that sounded academic-ish. So, here I go, My first set of questions about future came out like this; 1. How do I want to use my degree? assumption: I will get a degree. 2. After receiving my degree, how do I envision my life changing? assumption: earning a degree will definitely change my life. 3. What new opportunities will open up for me? assumption: I will have more opportunity in my life due to having a higher education.  My questions I ask myself during my time in studies at apou; 1. Is this the right degree for me? Assumption: uncertainty 2. Do I feel fulfilled by what I am learning? assumption: My classes have meaning. 3. Am I applying what I am learning to my everyday life and finding it to be useful? assumption: The assignments are designed to help me grow as a person. Questions I ask those people who are closest to me; 1. Are you satisfied with what you have accomplished thus far in your life? assumption: you are responsible for your happiness in your life. 2. Do you know what Gods purpose for your life is? assumption: God has a purpose for all humans. 3. Do you recognize your natural talents and use them for the greater good? assumption: all humans have been blessed with natural gifts and talents.  Bonus question, do you believe in Sasquatch? lol. just kidding. So on to my Curiosity Challenge, I scored a 16 in stretching and a 12 in embracing. I do like to seek out new knowledge and experiences as long as they are my choosing. I am only willing to embrace new things, again if it's a new thing I want to try. I am trying, it's hard, because I already want to freak out over the APA format papers!! eek! those kinds of papers scare me they seem so difficult and intimidating. I will try to embrace them.