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Self, for sure!
You can work on all three. This is a false dilemma.
Why not average all of the above.
Silly question, they are not mutually exclusive. I’d ignore the supplied “options” and got for all three, plus more.
The perfect job because it enables everything else.
Perfect self. Everything else would fall into place.
All 3? They tend to go well, and usually when you have one you most often have all 3.
Perfect job makes it a hell of a lot easier to build the other two.
The same could technically be said of the perfect self but frankly so much of career prospects are environmental rather than internal that if I was going to magic wand one into place it’s the job, harder to achieve on your own if you weren’t born into a solid family with the resources and values to help you get there.
Perfect self.
The perfect family. The other two things are way more under my control than the high variance of dating and social relationships you need to weather to find a good family.
Perfect self, everything else can be lost but a perfect self would be a lifelong thing.
Family
Let me have myself before starting a new life with people or a new job.
Perfect self I guess
Self. The rest will naturally fall into place.
Perfect job.
Self all the way
Self because all the other options listed would eventually happen.