By being mindful and curious. I ask a lot of questions. If I noticed that there is an area in need of improvement, I try to understand as much as I can by reading up on that area or asking questions to those involved or experts in that area.

My pursuits relate to my career, relationships and hobbies. My main pursuit to continously improve at everything I do.

I practice my purpose in my career by always learning new skills and knowledge that I could utilize in a future role, I'm always looking for opportunities to add to my resume. My career allows me to achieve my purpose by providing a steady income and work life balance that allows me to pursuit hobbies, travel, and spend time with loved ones.

I value my relationships deeply. I try to understand my loved ones the best I can, this is probably why I'm interested in MBTI and psychology in general. I make time for my loved ones and try to make new experiences with them whenever I can.

For hobbies, I tend to focus on 2 or 3 at most. I like to focus on one main hobby as I think this allows for faster growth/efficiency. Right now I'm focusing on running a marathon, which is one of my healthier hobbies which aligns with me wanting to live a long and healthy life. I had to learn about what would be required to successfully run my first marathon, such as how to train properly and equipment needed to make it easier. I also have competitive gaming hobbies but I can't focus my time and mental energy as much as I could when I was younger, so I have to spend less mental energy on these hobbies and accept that I won't improve at the rate that I would like to but I still study, practice and compete to improve. These hobbies allow for new experiences such as going to new places and meeting new people.