It’s Sunday.

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And here’s what this means:

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Every Sunday from now on, I’m going to share some of the lessons/cool things I’ve learned this past week.

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This could be related to marketing, business, self-development, or whatever else I’m obsessed with at the moment.

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And just a cautionary disclaimer:

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Take everything I say with a grain of salt.

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None of this is “prescriptive” or “set in stone” – this is just what’s worked for me/what I’m fascinated by at the moment. Think for yourself and figure out if what I’m saying applies to your situation. We’re all unique after all.

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Anyways…

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This week I’ve been obsessed with questions.

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So I thought of some interesting questions I could ask myself yesterday.

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I came up with 151 questions.

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To spare you from the bullshit like “What the fuck am I going to eat later on?!?!” I’ve extracted just 12 questions you can ask yourself to improve your life RIGHT NOW.

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Enjoy!

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Now follows…

Tim’s Sunday questions to live a better life.

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1. What piece of advice would I give to myself right now?

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2. What difficult thing can I do right now that will make me feel better later?

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3. What is one thing I’ve always wanted to do that I’ve been too “busy” to take action on? How can I do that thing ASAP? 

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4. Who deserves a hug from me?

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5. What’s the biggest waste of time and energy in my life right now and how can I get rid of it?

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6. What am I most afraid of? Why?

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7. Which pain am I avoiding and what are the consequences of that avoidance? How can I face the pain head-on?

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8. Do I really want the things I think I want… or do I just chase them to get validation from others?

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9. Who do I feel called to help in life? How can I be a better leader to them?

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10. Who do I enjoy spending time with? How can I spend more time with them?

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11. What is the thing I miss most in my life right now? Is this something I can work on? Or should I just let it go?

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12. What is the thing I’m most grateful for?

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And on that note…

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I’m grateful that you’ve read this far. I hope you found some value in this.

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See, It’s easy to get stuck in the day-to-day grind; there are always things to work on, fires to put out, and demands to be met.

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But we often forget to ask the big questions.

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The ones that give our life meaning and purpose.

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I highly recommend you take some time out of your day to think about these (or other interesting) questions. I promise it won’t be wasted.

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Reply with any suggestions/feedback/questions (😉). I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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Thanks for reading,

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Tim <3