Comments on: 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions http://litemind.com/questions/ Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently. Fri, 20 Nov 2009 10:18:29 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Twitter Trackbacks for 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions [litemind.com] on Topsy.com http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-37661 Twitter Trackbacks for 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions [litemind.com] on Topsy.com Sun, 30 Aug 2009 09:33:04 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-37661 [...] 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions litemind.com/questions – view page – cached Our brains love questions. Here are 10 ways to ask questions more intelligently you can start using today. — From the page [...] [...] 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions litemind.com/questions – view page – cached Our brains love questions. Here are 10 ways to ask questions more intelligently you can start using today. — From the page [...]

]]> By: Zoltan - Self-esteem guy http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-36947 Zoltan - Self-esteem guy Wed, 19 Aug 2009 05:48:41 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-36947 Many years ago I have read a book and the title got my attention: "What's the question if the answer is the universe?" I think only a genius can ask a question like that. We have to be very specific with our questions to get the proper answer. Many times the answer does not come directly to you. Sometimes it comes in symbols, pictures or even someone says something in your dreams and you have to understand them. I have experienced couple times in my life the benefit of questioning. The more specific you are the better response you get. And one answer will lead you to another one and so on. I think the best way to find a solution for any situations you are involved is to set a time frame to find the answer, so your subconscious has to come up with some sort of solution. Keep repeating the question many many times a day 'till you get the answer. Sometimes it could take weeks or even months to come up with something useful. You have to be very specific, determined and enthusiastic to solve the challenge you face no matter what it is. Many years ago I have read a book and the title got my attention:

“What’s the question if the answer is the universe?”

I think only a genius can ask a question like that.

We have to be very specific with our questions to get the proper answer. Many times the answer does not come directly to you. Sometimes it comes in symbols, pictures or even someone says something in your dreams and you have to understand them.

I have experienced couple times in my life the benefit of questioning. The more specific you are the better response you get. And one answer will lead you to another one and so on.

I think the best way to find a solution for any situations you are involved is to set a time frame to find the answer, so your subconscious has to come up with some sort of solution.

Keep repeating the question many many times a day ’till you get the answer. Sometimes it could take weeks or even months to come up with something useful.

You have to be very specific, determined and enthusiastic to solve the challenge you face no matter what it is.

]]> By: What Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills Mean for Planning | WHAKATE http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-35791 What Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills Mean for Planning | WHAKATE Thu, 30 Jul 2009 06:34:33 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-35791 [...] (and if you are working in a team, your team mates) that helps frame and focus your efforts, as Litemind [...] [...] (and if you are working in a team, your team mates) that helps frame and focus your efforts, as Litemind [...]

]]> By: Amity http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-33748 Amity Mon, 29 Jun 2009 06:30:12 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-33748 Kayleigh - I totally agree, "that a hopeless situation can suddenly seem like a platform for opportunities when you add questions into it" Kayleigh – I totally agree, “that a hopeless situation can suddenly seem like a platform for opportunities when you add questions into it”

]]> By: Kayleigh Ford http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-33573 Kayleigh Ford Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:43:18 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-33573 A very enjoyable, empowering post - I have long thought that people who assume they know enough and refuse to ask for the input of others (sideways and downwards as well as upwards in the chain of command in work environments) invariably end up disappointed with their progress in life. I also agree that a hopeless sitation can suddenly seem like a platform for opportunities when you add questions... Great article! A very enjoyable, empowering post – I have long thought that people who assume they know enough and refuse to ask for the input of others (sideways and downwards as well as upwards in the chain of command in work environments) invariably end up disappointed with their progress in life.
I also agree that a hopeless sitation can suddenly seem like a platform for opportunities when you add questions…
Great article!

]]> By: Luciano Passuello http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-33082 Luciano Passuello Sun, 21 Jun 2009 13:36:29 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-33082 Doing a little research about the problem, I found out that this probably has something to do with your browser cache and cookies. Check out <a href="http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=de&comments_parentId=78098&forumId=1" rel="nofollow">this discussion thread</a> for help. I'm sending you an e-mail so we can can further discuss it. Thanks for letting me know! Doing a little research about the problem, I found out that this probably has something to do with your browser cache and cookies.

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]]> By: What’s the best that could happen? http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-30899 What’s the best that could happen? Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:47:57 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-30899 [...] know there have been a few posts about the power of questions you ask yourself, and I remembered one that I use to ask myself when I discovered the power of [...] [...] know there have been a few posts about the power of questions you ask yourself, and I remembered one that I use to ask myself when I discovered the power of [...]

]]> By: Unleashing Your Brilliance with Questions | The GoalTribe Blog http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-30664 Unleashing Your Brilliance with Questions | The GoalTribe Blog Fri, 29 May 2009 07:29:10 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-30664 [...] work on. An excellent post exploring many ways to use questions can be found on the LiteMind blog: 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions // Tags: Creativity, [...] [...] work on. An excellent post exploring many ways to use questions can be found on the LiteMind blog: 10 Best Ways to Harness the Power of Questions // Tags: Creativity, [...]

]]> By: Luciano Passuello http://litemind.com/questions/#comment-29816 Luciano Passuello Mon, 18 May 2009 20:44:38 +0000 http://litemind.com/?p=100#comment-29816 "If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions?" ~Scott Adams “If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions?” ~Scott Adams

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