Knowing what you like to do with your personal time is important. Finding others who like to spend time doing the same type of things can be easy or difficult dependent on the type and depth of your personal interests and where you live. Being open about discussing your interests with others helps promote knowledge transference about other networking opportunities that may fit with who you are and how you like to spend your time. Parents often spend considerable amount of time talking to their own friends, neighbours and people that they work with / have worked with in the past. Discussing life choice opportunities can just be part of a normal conversation or it can be a conversation with considerable depth over an extended period of time. Having this same conversation with multiple people, whether friends or family or work colleagues from different backgrounds e.g. lawyers, surgeons can be helpful in exploring the depth of options. Online services can provide greater options currently with the shift online for a greater quantity of services. Sitting down with friends and family to go through these in detail can be helpful to bounce ideas off of and to see whether this suits you or not. As insight develops others may offer you different opportunities that you didn’t see before as having been given to you separate from those that you initiated yourself.