3-2-1: Four questions for life, how to learn like a child, and seeing things in a generous way
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3-2-1: Four questions for life, how to learn like a child, and seeing things in a generous way
Some questions
Who’s it for?
What’s it for?
What change do you seek to make?
What’s the hard part?
If you could learn one skill that would help your project, what would it be?
How can you tell if it’s working?
Would it be easier if you had help?
Would it be easier to make an impact if you were willing to give up credit or control?
Does this project matter?
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Who’s it for?
What’s it for?
What change do you seek to make?
What’s the hard part?
If you could learn one skill that would help your project, what would it be?
How can you tell if it’s working?
Would it be easier if you had help?
Would it be easier to make an impact if you were willing to give up credit or control?
Does this project matter?
... See more
Some questions
"Tell me about a time you adapted to change." "What's working really well in your life?"
"What are you most self-confident about?"
"Which of your five senses is strongest?"
"Have you ever been solitary without feeling lonely?" or
"What has become clearer to you as you have aged?"
David Whyte Questions to ask yourself:
1. What helped you get here that you need to give away
Who are you when you’re the best to yourself and the world around you?
What is the beautiful question you’ve craddles through years of doubt?
What is too precious to ask?
How can you be friends with your longings?
What would you be if you failed to be yourself?
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