Moment Of Truth
Learning to ask better questions—ones that are curious, positive, and open-minded—you can discover fresh solutions and insights you might’ve missed before.
Consider these questions:
- Are you willing to take responsibility for your mistakes—and for the attitudes and actions that led to them?
- Are you willing to forgive yourself, and even laugh at yourself?
- Will you look for value in your experiences, especially the most difficult ones?
- Are you willing to learn from what happened and make changes accordingly?
Embracing these questions can lead to valuable growth and resilience in the face of challenges.
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In "Change Your Questions, Change Your Life," Marilee Adams teaches us that when we're faced with problems, the best way to tackle them is by asking the right questions.
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