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A bit of drama should be inserted into any writing; just as a touch of humor helps smooth the way for dramatic pieces. For sports lovers, drama fills any good game. However, observing dramatic sports events and writing about them aren’t the same, unless one uses words to create what is seen, heard, felt, tasted, and smelled, brings the reader into the game.

At a sporting event, observers hear the jeers and cheers from people around them. The smell of a crisp autumn day at a football game or the sun-drenched breeze at a baseball game leaves a scent unforgettable. The plays that bring excitement or despair also send adrenalin pumping through veins. A hot dog’s mustard sharpness tingles on a muncher’s tongue. Details set the stage.

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Over the last few months I have been noticing more and more that this apparently simple question appears to be one that people are struggling to answer. Often people respond with a list of what they don’t want.

Getting clear on what you want is the catalyst for a more fulfilling life, where you get to choose what you do and what you don’t do. Given the significance of this, how might you start to get clarity on what you want?

Step 1: List Out The Main Areas of Your Life

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