Switching Questions = Switching Lanes
People fall back into the Judger Path because it's a familiar pattern of thinking. You can easily get caught up in blaming others or feeling sorry for yourself when things don't go as planned. This is where the Switching Question technique comes in.
See it like a pathway to awareness and choice where you realize that you have control over your thoughts and actions, and paying attention to them, you can move from being critical and closed-minded (Judger) to being curious and open to learning (Learner).
It's all about turning your thinking around to help you grow and solve problems.
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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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