Achieving results that matter most through the questions we ask ourselves

Achieving results that matter most through the questions we ask ourselves
Apply this concept to thrive in your life and in your business!
Everyone is achieving results in their lives. Any outcome, event, happening or non-happening in life is a result of some evaluation, thought, feeling and action. The problem, is, not that we do not produce results … it is that often times they are not the results we desire.

All thought and creation in our lives are driven by Questions. The quality of our lives is largely determined by the quality of the questions we ask ourselves (and the honesty of our answers and our commitment to the desired outcomes, of course).

Some of these common questions are:

• What do we want to do?
• Where and when can we do it?
• How can we make it happen?
• Why is it or isn’t it working?

Some of these questions will drive or spur us on to do something differently about the outcomes. They are nearly always embedded deep at an unconscious level and yet influences our lives and the results that we produce in far reaching and all pervasive ways. The ‘driving question’ is almost not recognized until we consider the results we are producing in our lives. In uncovering them we almost always find limitation inherent in the type of question we are asking ourselves.

“If you don't ask the right questions, you don't get the right answers. A question asked in the right way often points to its own answer. Asking questions is the ABC of diagnosis. Only the inquiring mind solves problems.” Edward Hodnett

Driving Questions in our lives often come about based on our beliefs, decisions, history, environment and values. Questions can serve to limit us or build us up. What questions are you asking yourself? You can learn to let go of any old ones and replace them with new empowering driving questions of your own conscious creation. To do this, all you need to do is to ASK IT. And then, in all situations continue to ASK IT AGAIN.

Coming soon - examples of driving questions you can ask yourself and others.

The quality of our outcomes is often dependent on the quality of questions we ask ourselves.