In a similar vein, 📝Jordan Peterson said—of his response to the question 📝"Do you believe in God?"—raises questions about the meaning of the language (belief, God, etc.) and objects to the questioner's attempt to "put him in a box." I prefer to be asked, and more often find myself asking, "What are you manifesting?" or "What are you working on?" instead of "What do you do?" The former two question live in the present, the latter assumes the individual answering is done evolving.
📝Tony Robins has said, "quality questions create a quality life." Whether is asked of me or someone else, this is not one of those questions.
What do you do?
Whatever it takes.
In a similar vein, 📝Jordan Peterson said—of his response to the question 📝"Do you believe in God?"—raises questions about the meaning of the language (belief, God, etc.) and objects to the questioner's attempt to "put him in a box." I prefer to be asked, and more often find myself asking, "What are you manifesting?" or "What are you working on?" instead of "What do you do?" The former two question live in the present, the latter assumes the individual answering is done evolving.
Share this post