<p>We’re all naturally wired to ask why questions. It’s how we understand our world and allows us to make new and unique creations. But, there is down-side to constantly asking why, especially when it leaves us in action.</p> <p>Today, you’ll learn:</p> <ul> <li>The downside of asking “why” questions</li> <li>How it’s impacting your life</li> <li>What you can do to stop it</li> </ul>

We’re all naturally wired to ask why questions. It’s how we understand our world and allows us to make new and unique creations. But, there is down-side to constantly asking why, especially when it leaves us in action. Today, you’ll learn: The downside of asking “why” questions How it’s impacting your life What you can do to stop it

The Downside of Asking "Why"

Level-Up is a podcast for anyone looking to step into the next version of themselves and transform their life, both personally and professionally. 

With a background in Behaviour Psychology and Psychotherapy, Life Coach Purvaja Sekar walks you through commonly known concepts, applies it to your daily life, and gives you actionable steps to move past them and start creating results. 

I am currently offering free 1-hour coaching consults, where we get specific on your goals and make an action plan to achieve them, right then and there. 
Visit www.pslifecoaching.com to secure your spot!

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Level-Up is a podcast for anyone looking to step into the next version of themselves and transform their life, both personally and professionally. With a background in Behaviour Psychology and Psychotherapy, Life Coach Purvaja Sekar walks you through commonly known concepts, applies it to your daily life, and gives you actionable steps to move past them and start creating results. I am currently offering free 1-hour coaching consults, where we get specific on your goals and make an action plan to achieve them, right then and there. Visit www.pslifecoaching.com to secure your spot!

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