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These questions have no right or wrong answers.
Because sometimes asking the right questions is the answer.
- How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?
- Which is worse, failing or never trying?
- If life is so short, why do we do so many things we don’t like and like so many things we don’t do?
- When it’s all said and done, wi
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07.13.09
I like Number 2 the best - better to keep failing in my opinion... not that I do! :-)
07.13.09
No doubt, Frank. ;-)
Success comes from failure (learning).
07.13.09
It's interesting to think of answers to some of these questions. Good post!
07.13.09
OK, Marc, I have to ask this question - how did you come up with these 50 great questions? :)
If these questions have no right or wrong answers then it is necessary to re-frame the question to arrive at the answer. That is to say - the question and answer that applies and works for us.
Questions are an interesting topic in themselves. They can be so limited in scope that they form the box for the answer or so ambiguous that there are no boundaries exacted for the answer or something in between.
I love this question - "What would you do differently if you knew nobody would judge you?" I can't imagine this scenario. Is there a way I could somehow verify this? :)
07.13.09
fan of number 3!
07.13.09
@Mark: I've been jotting down these ideas slowly over the last few months. And Angel and I have been reviewing them regularly just for fun.
;-)
People will always judge you, the question is: Should you care?
07.13.09
I'm a fan of #4- Talk is oh so cheap.
07.13.09
So many good questions. I especially like 21: Sometimes I'd rather be a joyful simpleton but alas - I'm not :-| It would make life so much easier to be ignorant sometimes.
Good Post!!
07.13.09
I <3 It Marc. Especially #40.
07.13.09
@Marc - Thanks for the explanation of how all these ideas came to be on one post.
"People will always judge you, the question is: Should you care?" - Normally I don't care ... especially by strangers. However if I'm being judged by someone who really knows me and I respect their opinion then I do care to the extent I'm asking questions to myself and them.
07.13.09
Wow - very powerful!! I'm printing these off to put on my desk at work!! :)
07.14.09
I really liked number 35. Religion is going to get extinguished in the future no matter what, but at this point we need it. The reason for that is the global differense between humans. When we advance and get more knowledge and understanding of the universe, everyone will see that there is no god. It was just something we made up because we were afraid and lazy to advance into the future.
- My opinion...
07.14.09
It´s hard to find a favorit out of these questions! Sometimes it can be more informativ to ask the right question than to get an answer!
I think my favorit would be no.7, but it´s very hard to dicide, the rest is great to!
07.14.09
Numbers 18, 26, 28, 43, 44, 45, & 50 are my favorites. As a professional organizer, I have found that many people have "mind clutter" that stands in the way of physical or time-related decluttering. Answering some of these questions might help them clear their minds and make way for greater strides in their organizing goals. Thanks!
07.20.09
35.Why do religions that support love cause so many wars?
This really strikes me because it's really sad to see religious people who promotes war in spite of their strong belief in their god. "sigh". This is reality.
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