What Color Is Your Parachute 2018 by Richard N. Bolles copy

COLUMN 7 Now, in Column 7, both of you can combine your Column
4 with Column 6, on your respective worksheets. Combine the two lists
in this manner: first your partner’s top favorite geographical factor
(“a”), then your top favorite geographical factor (“1”), then your
partner’s second most important favorite geographical factor (“b”), then
yours (“2”), etc., until you have twenty favorite geographical factors
(yours and your partner’s) listed, in order, in Column 7. Both of you are
now working on the same list.
SHOW AND TELL (for two people). For now, don’t work on all
twenty; narrow it down to the top ten in column 7, and list these on a
blank sheet of paper. Then both of you should show that list to everyone
you meet, for the next ten days, with the same question as above: “Can
you think of any place that has these ten factors, or at least the top five?”
Jot down their suggestions on the back of the sheet. When the ten days
are up, you and your partner should look at the back of your sheets and
agree on which three places look the most interesting to the two of you.
If there is only a partial overlap between your dream factors and the
places your friends and acquaintances suggested, make sure the overlap
is in the factors that matter the most to the two of you, i.e., those at the
top of your list in Column 7.
COLUMN 8 Now you have THE names of places that you will want to
find out more about, until you are sure which is the absolute favorite
place to live for both of you, plus your second, and your third, as
backups. Enter in Column 8.
Finally, both of you should put the names of those top three places,
plus your top five geographical factors, on to Petal 7, the Preferred
Place(s) to Live petal, on both of your Flower Diagrams, this page.