What are the questions you have been grappling with? More and more I have become interested in big question. Asking bigger questions allows my focus to shift, my out look to change. Focusing on what’s for lunch is a very different question than focusing on how can we best allocate the world resources so everyone can have lunch.
So many questions and so few answers. Can I be at peace without the questions answered and be at peace or even happy or joyful in the moment? Am I using my time wisely? How can I be the best me I can be? What’s the purpose of life? What old beliefs do I want to surrender what new ones do I choose to believe in?
How can I best use my talents and gifts that I have. What are the talents and gifts that I have that others would find useful?
How can I increase my capacity for joy and abundance?
How can I make this world a better place?
How can I most easefully and joyfully live, work, play and create abundance in my zone of genius and inspire others to do the same?
I love Gay Hendricks questions in his book The Big Leap. http://www.thebigleap.net/ “What is my Genius? How can I bring forth my genius in ways that serve others and myself at the same time? What is my unique ability and how do I articulate it?”
For Einstein the big question was “Did God have a choice when He created the Universe?”
What’s your big question?
Amy Barnes