Thoughts for Success: It’s the Questions, Not the Answers that Count
Society often concludes that experts are the people who have all the answers. I’ve been blessed to hang with some extremely successful people and here’s what I’ve learned. Contrary to popular belief, they don’t have all the answers, but they do ask the right questions.
The best answer is of no value if the question you’re asking is wrong from the start. The questions we ask from the moment we open our eyes shape our thoughts, intentions and actions for the entire day. Only the right questions can get you to the right outcomes. Wrong questions produce the wrong outcomes every time.
What questions are you asking as you launch and grow your business as a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant? How do the questions you raise stand up to the success you aim to achieve for your CLNC® business?
I’m Just Askin’
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2 thoughts on “Thoughts for Success: It’s the Questions, Not the Answers that Count”
Such a timely message! Just this morning as I was lying in bed thinking about getting up, I was asking myself the WRONG questions! Those questions aren’t going to get me to where I want to be! I’m going to reprint this and put it up in my house to see every day! I must ask myself the RIGHT questions! Thanks Vickie!!
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Such a timely message! Just this morning as I was lying in bed thinking about getting up, I was asking myself the WRONG questions! Those questions aren’t going to get me to where I want to be! I’m going to reprint this and put it up in my house to see every day! I must ask myself the RIGHT questions! Thanks Vickie!!
Usually, you have to know at least part of the answer to ask the right question. That’s where educating yourself is helpful.