1.      What comes to your mind when you think of “directions in life”? Do you often think about directions in life?

2.      Can you share a time when you were at a crossroads in your life? What were the choices you had to make?

3.      What advice would you give someone who is at a crossroads and can't decide which path to take?

4.      Is there someone whose footsteps you would like to follow? Who is it and why?

5.      What does the phrase “all roads lead to Rome” mean? Do you believe in it?

6.      Can you share a time when you had to take a detour in your life? What did you learn from it?

7.      Why do you think taking a detour can sometimes be a good thing?

8.      Have you ever found it difficult to move on from something? What helped you move on?

9.      Why do you think it's important to move on to new stages in life?


 

  1. At a crossroads: Facing a crucial decision or choice.
    • Example: "She was at a crossroads in her career and had to choose between two job offers."
  2. Take the high road: To act in an ethical or moral way, especially in a difficult situation.
    • Example: "Even though he was angry, he decided to take the high road and not
  3. Follow in someone's footsteps: To do the same thing as someone else, especially a family member.
    • Example: "He decided to follow in his father's footsteps and become a doctor."
  4. All roads lead to Rome: There are many ways to achieve the same goal.
    • Example: "You can take different approaches to solve this problem, as all roads lead to Rome."
  1. Take a detour: To take an alternative route.
    • Example: "Due to road construction, we had to take a detour."
  2. Move on: To progress to the next stage or phase.
    • Example: "After graduating, he decided to move on to a new job."