Leah, age 15, has no idea what she wants to do with her life. she's told to "study hard" but she does not have a long-term goal for life. which of the following questions would be in getting leah to focus on her purpose in life?
a. "what's most important to you in your life? "b. "when do you think you'll decide on a career? "c. "how much money do you want to make over your lifetime of work? "d. "what courses will you clarify your goals? "

The correct option to answer your question is "option a - What's more important to you in your life"

Explanation:

Leah is a young woman of 15 years old with no long-term goal established yet if she focuses on the most important things in her life she can have a better concept and understanding of her purpose in life. She will know the reason for studying hard and will be oriented to accomplish that.

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