Three years ago, I made a BIG shift in my business. I changed one very simple thing…I stopped asking two wrong questions and started asking one RIGHT question. This changed everything for me. In today’s episode, I share those questions and how YOU, too, can make a BIG SHIFT in your business.
Recently I got a great question from a subscriber about how to choose which niches to promote. I have a very short and simple answer to this question, so watch the video below.
Here’s the question I got recently:
I’ve heard it said from numerous sources that we are only as successful as the questions we ask.
Perhaps Rick Warren said it best in a TED Talk years ago: “Great innovation comes from great questions.” The same can be said of great relationships, great mindsets, and even great blog posts (seriously, a lot of my writing comes from asking questions).
So, what questions are you asking yourself and others?
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What questions should you ask? If you don’t know what questions you should be asking, the list below will get you started on the right track.
This goes back to the first of 16 simple things you can do to make this a great day. Ask yourself the simple question, for what am I thankful today?
Go ahead and list a few things. Write them down if possible. Keep a gratitude journal. Or say them out loud when you can.
“For someone who loves to learn, you’re not very teachable.”
~Me, to myself about six months ago.
Six months ago I had the opportunity to speak with a well-known blogger, someone who has more than 200,000 subscribers and is doing exactly what I want to do. He agreed to coach me for what ended up being more than an hour. I was excited for days before the call.
About twenty minutes into the call, I realized I wasn’t getting much out of the call.
But why? Here I was talking to someone I admire and I wasn’t learning a thing. How could this be?
And then it hit me:
Shut up.