The Jim Fortin Podcast Ep 229: The Quality Of Your Life Is Dependent Upon…
“The quality of your life is dependent upon the quality of questions you ask yourself.” Richard Bandler
What does that mean? The phrase was coined by Richard Bandler, the co-developer of NLP (NeuroLinguistic Programming).
It means, as seems obvious, the more and better questions you ask yourself, the better quality of life you will create. And, who doesn’t want a better life?
So, what kinds of questions do you ask yourself?
What I have found is that fewer people ask questions about how to change their circumstances over why they are in their circumstances.
Whatever your circumstances, you created them. It does not matter why you keep creating them or lamenting about them. What matters is what questions you are asking to improve your behavior, circumstances and life.
In this episode I ask you a series of simple questions that you can ask yourself, and I share with you the strategy that I use when I just don’t know what to ask or what I think I’m looking for.
Make a mental note, your future questions are not to be so much about where you are or how you got there but how you can do things differently and how you must think differently.
What I have noticed over the years is that often people go into what I call “resignation.” When they don’t know the answer to something they simply quit or resign themselves to their circumstances.
As I mentioned, I also share the strategy that I use to get answers from my higher mind and you have to listen to that to hear my personal process.
Transformational Takeaway: The quality of your life is dependent on the quality of questions you ask yourself. If you want to create, be or have more in your life, then ask better questions.
Mentioned Resources:
EPISODE 210: Six Questions To Overcome Fear
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