Asking questions is part of human nature: il progress of civilization itself it is stimulated all the time from questioning, and the consequent search for answers. New discoveries, new knowledge and all the magnificent achievements of humanity are nothing more than the logical consequence of ask yourself questions. Only who is curious grows; he who, on the other hand, does not question himself, inevitably remains in a state of backwardness or stalemate.
The important thing is to never stop asking. Curiosity has its reason for existing. One cannot help but be amazed when one contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. It is enough if you try to understand just a little of this mystery every day. Never lose a sacred curiosity.
Albert Einstein
Ask yourself questions: 4 questions for excellence
Ask yourself questions it can also be very useful for the personal success: in this regard I have identified 4 questions on which I'd like you to reflect.
La first question that I would like you to ask is the following: "Why should I try?" Children always ask "why" (this has also been the subject of one scientific study) and it would be nice for adults to do it more often too: the “whys”, in fact, represent a means to get in touch with others and the world around us, a simple and straightforward means for bring people together in the search for a contact. But let's get back to our question: "Why should I try?" I mean why get up early in the morning? Work with dedication and commitment? Why take care of your social relationships? Why train and read books? Why go far in search of your fortune? Why earn more? Why share and donate a portion of one's wealth?
The best answer to these questions is a another question: "Why not?" What else do you intend to do with your life? Why not get involved and see how far you can go? Why not try to grow up? Why not see how much you can learn and share with others? Why not live in style by pursuing positive values? Aren't you curious about what you are capable of becoming?
You see, asking questions is really motivating, and makes us reflect on how limited we are when we close ourselves in our unconditional answers. We continue: the third question you should ask yourself is "Why not me?". Yes: why not you? There are people who have achieved the most incredible things starting from the bottom, people who have reached the pinnacle of success in their fields even with little initially available. What do you think they were different from you? Luck? The "right" connections or who knows what other "thrusts"? Believe me when I tell you that these are the typical excuses with which people justify their lack of accomplishment compared to the successes of others! You have nothing different or less than any other human being! So stop not feeling up to the greatest works. Any "deficiency" you think you have can very well be filled: For example, if you believe you do not have adequate training, who or what prevents you from studying? If you believe that what you are currently doing cannot give you great satisfaction, who or what prevents you from doing something different, putting more effort and discipline into your activities or giving something more in order to receive more in return? Stop living thinking your life depends on chance or luck! Rather work hard to change for the better (in my book From today we change! I provide 13 strategies for personal change and improvement)! I would like you to enter into the perspective that there's no reasonable reason why you shouldn't be the one to enjoy all that life has to offer.
Finally, here is the fourth and final question you should bring: "Why not now?" Why put off trusting in the future? What you will be and what you will have in the future depends solely on what you will do today. Therefore, put your projects into practice right away. Stop procrastinating (here find my articles on procrastination)! Get the knowledge you need, draw up a plan of precise objectives, expand your network of contacts and friendships, increase your productivity, develop a lifestyle based on value and quality (I talk about it in detail in this article), try to believe in yourself. And most importantly, get a move on!
I am a question for the world and I must provide my answer, otherwise I will reduce myself to the answer that the world will give me.
Carl Gustav Jung
Ask yourself questions it's from people intelligent and wise; look for the answers is a winner. I hope then that you will find the answers necessary a create your successes and thrive in life.
