Ray and Nancy Murray
Questions for Ray Murray
1. If your goal is to help people, how do you most effectively accomplish that? One on one, book, Internet, etc.?
2. Is it more your goal to help a limited number that you can make a profound difference in their lives through your coaching, or would it suit you better to reach the masses with knowledge that gets more people generally moving in the right direction?
3. You mentioned having a number of businesses; do some or all of those businesses have helping people as their purpose? (When I refer to helping people, I do not mean charity; but rather education/ motivation/ inspiration)
4. What do you want people to know about you?
5. What do you know about you, that perhaps most people might not know, and yet would benefit from knowing?
6. When you are gone, what do you want people to remember about you?
7. What lasting change are you most pleased with that will have been as a direct result of your time here?
8. When you look back over your life what has given you the greatest sense of peace?
9. Defining moments. What were the turning points or defining moments that brought you to where you are now?
10. What qualities have served you best?
11. How do you start your days?
12. How do you end them?
13. How do you prioritize the time in between?
14. What areas of life have you looked at and thought, “I can fix that.” and did?
15. To what do you credit your success in those endeavors?
16. Are their issues that you think about and want to change, but have not found the opportunity or the time to pursue? What are they and why do they interest you?
17. How do you inspire others to look beyond their own comforts to using their energy to make the world a better place?
18. Are you involved with others who meet for that purpose? If not, are you aware of any such groups who have the desire and the real ability to do so? A Mastermind group of sorts?
19. Theoretically, non profit board members would fit that description for focused change, based upon the charity, but I am wondering how often even these boards are utilized for creating change vs. just being used as a fundraising tool.
20. How do you think charities could be better educated, motivated or inspired by what you know about running a for-profit business and what you know about the way things work in life?
21. How would you get that message to the people who need most to hear it?
22. From what you know of other successful people who serve on the same boards that you do, would some, or many, of them desire to share what they know of running their businesses and lives with the officers of the charities they serve so that the charities would be better capable of achieving their missions?
23. From what you know of people running charities, would some, or many, of them be open to learning from their board members?
24. If time is the major impediment to both of the above, how can that be overcome?
25. What do you hope to accomplish in the next 5 years, God willing?
26. What do you see as the best plan to achieve that?
Sent the above questions to him via email on 5/1/07
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