why exploration questions

Edwin Jansen created the doc: "Why Exploration Questions"

In Simon's Why University Discovery course there are lots of questions that will help you explore your Why. Here are some supplemental questions that I have found to work. With each, remember to keep asking why this is important so that you explore beneath the surface level.

1. In your life so far, what are your greatest accomplishments?  Why did you do these things?
2. If you were hosting a dinner party and invited five famous people, who would they be and what you want to know from them?
3. What do you find to be the most inspiring and uplifting characteristics of other people?
4. What do you like best about yourself?
5. What do you need to have accomplished to have lived a life without regrets?
6. What is your greatest fear and how do you deal with it?
7. What do you want to prevent other people from having to experience?
8. What are two things that just don’t work in this world?
9. What injustices cause you to be outraged?
10. What needs to stop?
11. What needs to start?
12. What would you do if you had a magic wand?
13. What would you be doing if it was impossible to fail?

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Preach what you know. Share that which you have more than you need. Give when the opportunity presents itself.

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The mind can be convinced, but the heart must be won.

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If you think of everything you have to do, you feel overwhelmed. If you do the one thing you have to do, you make progress.

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Listening is trying to understand what others mean, communicating is working to ensure that others understand what you mean.

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The most important thing to do before you die is live.

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Commit to making at least one person happy today by giving them attention, appreciation,and affection

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No need to worry what people think about you because most people aren't thinking about you.

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Look down from as high as possible. Look ahead as far as you can see. And the decide what to do. http://tinyurl.com/6kkxbfz

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If the challenge you face doesn't scare you, then it's probably not that important.

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Finding clarity of Why is the easy part. It's the discipline to pursue it that takes courage.

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The best way to resolve a conflict is to turn off the email and get on the phone or make a personal visit.

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"We don't have a fear of failure, we have a fear of being behind. This is what holds us back." @purposefinder

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We don’t actually need proof of our potential. We just need tangible evidence that we can have a positive impact in the lives of others. That impact inspires us to do more. That’s why it’s called potential -- because it’s stored up and comes out over time.

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