What do you want more of?
What do you want less of?
What do you want to improve?
Where do you want to go?
What do you want to do?
What do you want to learn?
Who would you like to meet?
What position would you like to hold?
What would you like to own?
What are your family goals?
What are your financial goals?
What are your mental goals?
What are your physical goals?
What are your social goals?
What are your spiritual goals?
What are your professional goals?
What are your personal development goals?
What are your earning goals?
What are your savings goals?
What are your investment goals?
What are your business goals?
Who would you like to help/serve?
What kind of lifestyle do you want?
What debts would you like to pay off?
What do you want to do for your children?
What do you want to do for your siblings?
What habits would you like to develop?
What would you like to do for recreation?
What kind of vacations would you like to take?
What kind of relationships do you want?
What skills would you like to develop?
What would you like to do for your community?
What is your passion?
How much would you like to weigh?
How much money would you like to earn?
What specific habits would you like to develop?
What specific habits would you like to change?
What kind of home would you like to own?
What improvements would you like to make in your current home?
What new hobby would you like to begin?
What pressures, stresses, or worries would you like to eliminate?
What civic activities would you like to get involved in?
What organizations would you like to join?
What spiritual qualities would you like to develop?
In what ways would you like to improve communication with family members?
In what ways would you like to improve communication with business associates?
If you had three unlimited wishes, what would you wish for?
The saddest words of tongue or pen are these…it might have been. John G. Whittier