Have you ever passed up an opportunity for joy because it was a little out of your ordinary? Have you ever asked, “Why should I do this?” when maybe...
Podcast Episode 100: Ask a Life-Changing Question: “Why Not?”
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Asking Life Changing Questions
Podcast Episode 99: Ask a Life-Changing Question: “What Breaks Your Heart?”
What breaks your heart? It’s a dangerous, dangerous question, says Andy Stanley. And instead of going into this year asking the question that most...
Podcast Episode 98: Ask a Life-Changing Question: “What’s It Like to Be You?”
How are you? We’re asked that plenty, says Dr. Maria Baratta in a piece from Psychology Today. And the answer, she writes, is usually the...
Podcast Episode 97: Ask a Life-Changing Question: “What Feeds Your Soul?”
You may know that my definition of joy is Deep delight that feeds your soul. Sometimes soul-filling comes from external sources, extraordinarily...
Podcast Episode 96: Ask a Life-Changing Question: “What If?”
If you recall, last week in Episode 95, we talked about the value of asking questions, and I promised you that January will be all about questions...
Podcast Episode: 95-Ask Questions
Young children are relentless questioners. Just ask any parent of a kid whose mouth can fire “Why?” and “What’s that?” faster than speeding bullets,...
What do you do with your body blues?
Can we talk about what you look like? My guess is, you're already cringing, which is sad because sometimes our perception of our own looks can keep...
Can you just get over yourself?
Oh, how we hate being needy. And by "we" I mean me, and quite possibly you. Maybe your first inclination in difficulty, like mine, is to announce...
Why should you say, “I love you”?
It's quite possibly the weirdest phrase in the English language. Because, oddly enough, it's a non-question that demands an answer: If someone says,...
What if it all goes wrong?
Years ago in Santa Fe, I saw a picture of a worn out, broke down, tore up cowboy who had obviously been kicked off his horse. Underneath him was...
