Thought Provoking Questions
Posted Jan 30, 2023 at 16:30
Quotes and stated ideas are good, but there’s a subtle shift that happens when you put a question-mark behind something. It becomes dialogical, and your mind can’t help but go to work on it
A question takes you from passive to active. They pull you into the conversation.
Here's a few of my favorites and some food for thought
- What are the most likely sources of pain in my life over the next year? How can I prepare for or prevent them?
- Here’s a simple question with potentially wide-reaching implications: Can my current habits carry me to my desired future?
- What is the most neglected important area in my life right now?
- What would a 10-year-old me say? What would 80-year-old me say?
- Can you sit still, do nothing, and breathe deeply for the next two minutes?
- Am I doing this for Present Me or Future Me?
- What are you preventing yourself from feeling?
- If you met someone exactly like yourself …– same experience– same resources– same problems… what advice would you give them?
- How would the person I wish to be act today?
