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ASK YOURSELF GOOD QUESTIONS (mentoring helps)
Today is about the profound impact of good questions.
Introspective questions.
The issue is, sometimes we forget to ask ourselves (good/non self deprecating) questions.
So, having someone to talk to is really important.
*someone who is more concerned with listening than speaking.
*someone who is more curious and expansive than lovingly trying to brace you for impact.
*someone who has the ability to ask really fucking good questions rather than offer (irrelevant) advice.
Really good questions happen when someone is listening for what you're not saying just as much as what you are saying.
They happen when someone is more invested in your wellbeing than their ego or fears.
This is my lived experience of working with a mentor/coach over the last 4 years.
What happens when we get asked good questions?
Our world opens up.
Want to read and look at pictures instead of listen? Subscribe to my substack.
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By Bianca Morra
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2020 ratings
Today is about the profound impact of good questions.
Introspective questions.
The issue is, sometimes we forget to ask ourselves (good/non self deprecating) questions.
So, having someone to talk to is really important.
*someone who is more concerned with listening than speaking.
*someone who is more curious and expansive than lovingly trying to brace you for impact.
*someone who has the ability to ask really fucking good questions rather than offer (irrelevant) advice.
Really good questions happen when someone is listening for what you're not saying just as much as what you are saying.
They happen when someone is more invested in your wellbeing than their ego or fears.
This is my lived experience of working with a mentor/coach over the last 4 years.
What happens when we get asked good questions?
Our world opens up.
Want to read and look at pictures instead of listen? Subscribe to my substack.