Three Questions You Need to Ask Yourself for Lifelong Happiness | Brian Tracy

Brian Tracy walks through three questions to identify what makes you happy: What would perfect happiness look like? Where are you unhappy now? When have you been happiest before? Write the answers down, figure out what's missing, and take one daily action toward it.
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Happiness comes when you believe in what you are doing, know what you are doing, and love what you are doing. Hello, I'm Brian Tracy and today I want to give you three questions that you should ask yourself immediately in order to ensure your lifelong happiness. You already have everything you need to create a wonderful life for yourself. You know everything you need to know to be your own best friend, a gentle guide, a teacher, and a helper to yourself so that you can be truly happy and fulfilled. The key is just to put those things into practice. The first question you need to ask yourself to ensure your lifelong happiness what would it take for me to be perfectly happy? Write down every single thing that you can imagine would be in your life if you were perfectly happy at this very moment. Write down things such as health, happiness, prosperity, loving relationships, inner peace, travel, cars, clothes, homes, money, and so on. Let your mind run freely. Imagine that you have no limitations at all. The second question is a little tougher. Write down at the top of a page this in what situations in my life and with whom am I not perfectly happy? Force yourself to think about every part of your day, from morning to night, and write down every element that makes you unhappy or dissatisfies you in any way. Remember, proper diagnosis is half the cure. Identifying the unsatisfactory situations is the first step to resolving them. The third question will give you some important guidelines. Write down at the top of a sheet of paper these in looking over my life, where and when have I been the happiest? Where was I, with whom was I, and what was I doing? Think about every single time from the time you were child to recently. And then think about why those things made you happy, what about them made you feel, and why. Once you have the answers to these questions, think about what you can do, starting immediately to begin creating the kind of life that you dream of. It may take you a week, a month, or a year, but that doesn't matter. Every single thing you do that moves you closer to your ideal vision, which will be rewarding in itself. You'll become a more positive and optimistic person. You'll feel more confident and more in charge of your life. And you'll achieve true peace of mind. So here are three steps you can take immediately to put these ideas into action. First, examine your business and personal relationships carefully. Is there any situation you wouldn't get into again if you had to do it over? Second, make a list of every single thing in your life that would make you happy? And then think about what you could do to begin achieving them. And third, allow yourself to dream and fantasize about your ideal life. What if it would look like this and feel like that and so on? Then do something every day to make it a reality. If you enjoyed this video and felt it was valuable in helping you to achieve your lifelong happiness, share it with your friends or anyone else who might benefit from this information. And before we wrap up, I'd like to leave you with a thought to share with your friends and followers. Happiness comes when you believe in what you are doing, know what you are doing, and love what you are doing. Now I'd love to hear from you. So my question today is what is the happiest memory that you can remember from your life? Leave a comment below and I'll be sure to follow up with you. Thanks for watching. And remember, if you want to change your future, take action. And take action now. If you enjoyed this video and feel it was valuable in helping you achieve your personal or professional goals, subscribe to my channel like this video and share this video with your friends or anyone else who might benefit from this information.










