How to Ask Better Questions
Bill Frase | Jul 03, 2010 | Comments 0
Our questions determine our results. The better the question, the better the response. Our questions create the framework for the responses that we receive.
Here are a few keys to better questions:
“What are the possibilities…”
By starting a question with the assumption of possibilities, our subconscious minds go to work seeking out possibilities instead of a single “answer” to a problem.
“What would I need to let go of to change this?”
The truth is that we are only stuck with something we do not want because we are afraid to let something go.
“How would (God, my hero[es], my most powerful self, etc.) approach this?
Sometimes focusing on what someone else we admire can give us greater access to our own wisdom, love, and power.
“What do I really want?”
By focusing on what we want, we immediately increase our chances of getting it.
Ask better questions to get better responses. Develop this as a habit, practice, or discipline, and it will change your life forever. I guarantee it!
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