1. What would you do if you knew it was going to fail? 2. What might this look like if it was easy? / How can I make this as easy as possible? 3. How many pieces can I remove and still achieving the essence of what I'm trying to achieve?

"Questions are so powerful for the brain. Asking really good questions really does seem to transform us."

Asking yourself questions makes a great deal of sense. Especially when it involves something that is causing you anxiety or when your at a crossroad in life. Asking the right what if questions can help you decide the direction you need to go . Change whether good or bad can sometimes cause uneasiness, thinking out what if can definitely help.

bro, i'm just 2min in and it gave me whole new perspective to think about my life. i love these guys so much

I love Dr Andrew Huberman's Wisdom! I learned something new every time I watch one of his clips

My answer to both questions about what would you do if you coudnt fail and what would you do if you would fail: Steep wallclimbing. If I couldnt fail at it, I would have done it, if I would fail, I still have done it. So now I think I need to go steep wallclimbing. That is way out of my comfort zone…💪🏼

The 2nd question is absolutely brilliant! Thank you!

Most people don't ask themselves the right life questions.

@moradshebli9562

Ай бұрын

And what are those questions?

love this, so helpful!

I want to see his collection of questions.

@audrey3042

2 ай бұрын

Google it. They are out there

On 'this is going to fail'; For decades, I've been doing a *premortem* on simple tasks as well as wildly complex projects. When I'm not the PM, if a premortem is *actively rejected* as 'a waste of time' on a moderate to complex project, that's one red flag out of many that the project may have other issues.

What would you do if you knew it was going to fail? It’s a leading question… leading to another question. Would you do it anyway? Or how would you do it differently? Or why would you do it? Etc. It encourages more questions based on your needs or desires. Morality question?

Q1: What might it look like if it was easy? Ans:

What if you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t? Ask more questions? Just go for it, do what feels Right

By YouSum 00:00:10 Asking what you would do if you knew you were going to fail. 00:00:25 Choosing projects even if they were all going to fail. 00:01:06 Good questions guide focus and self-assessment. 00:02:13 Collect and revisit impactful questions regularly. 00:02:50 Questions prompt subconscious reflection and transformation. 00:03:18 Judging individuals by their questions reveals insights. 00:03:40 Refine self-inquiry through journaling and questioning beliefs. 00:04:08 Simplify decision-making by envisioning ease in challenges. 00:05:29 Rethink tasks to make life easier and more elegant. 00:05:43 Removing unnecessary elements reduces cognitive overload. 00:05:56 Simplify life by minimizing extraneous connections and pieces. By YouSum

I feel smart Because I've been writing questions for a year already before seeing this including if I was gonna fail what would I do

Holy Spirit help 🖐️🖐️

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Jesus loves ❤each and every one of you have a blessed day ❤

How about 6 woman’s mystery?

Well we all know what Andrew would do if he knew his marriage was going to fail...

@moni70963

Ай бұрын

What would he do?

@moni70963

Ай бұрын

What would he do?

@kcm9058

Ай бұрын

Marry one of his side chicks

@thegoddesswithin8859

Ай бұрын

Was about to say... 😂😂😂🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Wearing wool socks to bed=best sleep you've had🧦

@smooth_pursuit

2 ай бұрын

God no. Sweat to death lol

1) how do i manage to keep 5 different ladies on my roster while hitting it raw and not have them find out

@greenlitlleman

Ай бұрын

I didn't know this about Tim Ferris. Oo

@Beccanator007

Ай бұрын

There it is! I was waiting for this remark. 🤣

@abednegomosessuryanda2950

Ай бұрын

Maybe the right follow-up question is, why would you want to do that?

If you had 5 projects and you knew they were all going to fail, which would you choose? Huberman: #6