For many people, the act of dreaming and naive enthusiasm fades away as they grow up. They die at 37, before being buried at 87. They have stopped seeing the beauty of the world. They have stopped seizing the opportunities that life offers. They have stopped keeping their noses curiously to the wind. This book shows you how to do more of what truly matters to you. Forget about planning and discipline, because the idea that an exciting and happy life can be planned is a fairy tale. We are too different as individuals, and the circumstances we live in are too changeable. To navigate the sea of possibilities and find the right course, five central questions can help. Ask yourself the five questions from this book, turn off your personal "can't do" saboteurs, and discover that there is always much more possible than you think. Enjoy life.