Why did you make those choices?
Where will the choices take you?
Is that where you want to go?
These questions sometimes bother people. That's because the answers show the directions taken by modules that were running things at the time of the action. Other brain modules may not like those directions.
Why did you make those choices?
Where will the choices take you?
Is that where you want to go?
Why did you make those choices?
Where will the choices take you?
Is that where you want to go?
If you want help with any of these questions.
List some of the main things you did last year.
Why did you make those choices?
Where will the choices take you?
Is that where you want to go?
If a thing is worth doing,
it is worth knowing why you are doing it.
Schedule a time next week when you will
answer these questions again.
You may want to repeat this trick monthly.
But you do what you choose. Choosing is part of self-direction.
Caution! Slow
down! Difficult turns!
You may run into some Head
Office politics on this. Modules in the habit of running things may
not want to share power. If the questions bother you, come
back next week.
No worry. No Hurry. You've got years to live with your brain.
When the answers to the
these
questions start to please you, you win.
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