A question asked

A question asked marks the beginning of thought processes that lead to answers; answers that contain solutions, guidance, wisdom and change. When things go wrong in your life, or when you feel dissatisfied with the way you’re living, the first step you can make toward any change is to ask questions. Why? How? When? What? Who?

Habitually asking questions invokes mental growth; as your mind connects dots, you expand your web of knowledge. Asking the right questions at the right time, to the right person, summons answers effectively; and sometimes the right person to ask is yourself. I found that the moments of decisions that have transformed my life for the better were initiated by moments of questioning. I questioned my purpose, my mistakes and my life’s direction. This led me to answers that taught me to rectify and avoid certain things.

If you understand the power of questions, you can use them to unravel your life’s hidden shortcomings, and solve your own problems, and even other people’s problems. You can use them to create a personal code to live by, one that decrypts your own life and makes it understandable.

There are questions of great importance in your life that not only help you to know yourself, but also to stay true to yourself. These are the questions that change your life. In this book, I share 16 reflections with such questions that have helped me to find and create answers of self-improvement.