The phrase "a life direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the path or course one chooses to take in life, often in the context of personal growth or career choices.
Example: "After much reflection, I realized that I needed to change my life direction to pursue my true passions."
Alternatives: "a life path" or "a life course".
However, it triggered depression that dragged me down for three years, ending only thanks to the intervention of a man of faith, Steve Chalke, who reconnected me with the need for a "life direction".
Claiming a life direction has boldness and magic in it and many studies demonstrate the success factor that results from envisioning, describing and choosing our personal life directions.
One person who sees potential in another and gives love (when love hasn't been given for a long time) in the form of "something without keeping a score" can change a life direction.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are certainly in for a new life direction with the birth of their first child -- and that direction seems to be North West.
Regarding the latter, it is well documented that cancer survivors commonly face a crisis of life direction: struggling with what life means to them now, what they want to value and see as important and how to lead a life that matters to them and those they love.
So, students should focus on a career goal or life direction.
'iCCM CHWs' reported feeling more important and respected for their work by the community, with a stronger sense of life direction than when they were 'basic CHWs'.
A young Kenny Anderson, Chuck Daly as coach, an invigorated Derrick Coleman and Petro had given the Nets life, direction and hope.
"A picture has a life and direction of its own and the artist has to find out which way the picture wants to go, and follow," Burchfield believed.
Michael frequently employs platitudes ("the thing about marriage is that it fades so slowly"; "things begin deep below the surface; by the time they are visible, they have a life and direction of their own"), but his philosophizing doesn't suggest very much beyond banalities.
I've made quite a few films with young people and it's fascinating because the plot of their lives is so close to the surface: one conversation can change the course of your life when you're young in a way that is rare when you're older – and you can capture that nano-second when the course of a life's direction is altered.
