Life begins to change when you change the way you think.
The discomfort of new behaviors drives you to eventually return to familiar habits.
Change feels good – at the beginning – because you haven’t felt the pain of letting go.
It feels good to choose a new direction when you haven’t taken the first step. Eventually, change feels like shoes that don’t fit. Rather than pushing through, we lace up old shoes.
Returning to old habits is circling back to familiar discomforts.
Questions that challenge assumptions change the way people think.
When they say … you ask:
Pushing through is better than retreat, even if it hurts.
What helps people change the way they think?
What’s your favorite question in the above list?
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