Ask why and why now to dig into what's really bothering you. The practice exposes limiting beliefs, reveals blind spots, and helps you understand what drives other people. It's root-cause analysis for your own life.
Hi. I'm so glad that we're taking strides together today to talk about the questions we ask ourselves. By the way, stay tuned to the end so that you can get a free copy of my book. When challenges arise, one of the most powerful questions is why now? It's not why does it happen to me, but why? To get to the root of why I'm worrying. Is it true? Is it why did someone do something? And when we don't accept things just from a surface level, we really reveal blind spots. We reveal limiting beliefs. We really find out our perspective and we find out motivations of other people. So taking the time to ask those critical questions, it's like doing root cause analysis on everything that happens in our lives. It gives us better answers and we are able to deal better with ourselves and with other people.
Have the very, very best.
