1. Self-reflection. Take time to think about what you care about most and what kind of life and achievements you want to achieve.
Make a list. Make a list of areas, goals and dreams that you may be interested in, and arrange them in order of priority.
3. Set specific goals. Turn vague goals into concrete and feasible action plans, such as setting timetables and milestones to achieve them.
4. Ask others for advice. Communicate with family members, friends or career counselors and listen to their opinions and suggestions.
5. Think and adjust repeatedly. The goal of life is a process of constant change and iteration with time and experience. You can constantly adjust and make new plans to adapt to the new situation and development.
In short, it takes patience and hard work to define your life goals, and it needs to be constantly improved and adjusted through active exploration and practice.