Thirty Questions To Grow As A Person
Have you ever experienced a mental block that disrupted your view of life, happiness and your relationships with others? Have you ever been at a point where you were faced with the challenge of making important life decisions and were completely at a loss as to what to do or what factors to consider in order to make the right choice? Or do you simply need a change and don’t know which direction to take?
For these and many other reasons, it may be helpful to ask yourself the questions below. There are no right or wrong answers to these questions; they will simply help you get rid of those limiting and negative thoughts that cloud your mind and prevent you from thinking clearly.
Thirty questions to help you grow as a person
- Does my real age match how old I feel myself?
- If life is so short, why do I do so many things I don’t really like and always put off the things I really want to do?
- When everything is done, did I spend more time saying or doing things?
- Am I concerned if I’m doing what I’m doing right or if I’m doing the right things?
- If I could change one thing in the world, just one thing, what would I change?
- If happiness were a coin, what would I do to get rich?
- Am I making an effort to do what I want or do I act on the basis of conformity?
- To what extent do I have control over my own life?
- What do I do when someone I respect or admire criticizes me or treats me unkindly or unfairly?
- If you could give someone just one piece of advice that would completely change their life, what advice would it be?
- How often was a genius seen as a deranged person in the past?
- Would I rather have a worried genius or a happy fool?
- What can I do that others can’t?
- What things do I want to do that I still haven’t done? What’s stopping me?
- What am I holding on to that keeps me from moving forward?
- Does it really matter what happened in the past?
- Why am I who I am?
- Am I the kind of friend I would like to have for myself?
- What is the thing I am most grateful for in life?
- What is the happiest moment of my childhood? Why?
- If not now, when?
- If I still haven’t realized my dreams, what am I waiting for?
- Can I allow myself to wait a little longer or is it important that I act now?
- Do I feel like I’ve experienced this day hundreds of times?
- If tomorrow was the end of the world, who would I spend my day with today?
- Would I be willing to sacrifice years of my life to be famous and attractive?
- What is the difference between living and being alive?
- If I know I can learn from my mistakes, why am I so afraid of failing?
- How would I behave if I were the only one there to judge my behavior?
- Do I make my own choices or do I let others choose for me?
Thinking and acting to change your life
It is very important to make time every day to have a conversation with yourself and clear your mind. This opens the door for creativity and conscious self-reflection on who we are, who we want to be, what we want in life and what we are going to do to achieve it.
Taking the necessary measures on a daily basis can help us wake up and make sure that what we do is aligned with our fundamental values. Celebrating our victories, no matter how small, allows us to enjoy life and make life worth living.
Clearing your mind of blockages will help you to feel freer and to focus on what you really feel you need to do, to focus on the things that make your life useful.
