Comments on: If You Really Want the Answer, Ask the Right Question http://presentdaynomads.com/2009/11/13/writing/if-you-really-want-the-answer-ask-the-right-question/ Inspiration for the New Digital Nomads and Location Independent Professionals Sun, 18 Jul 2010 14:29:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: I Repeat, Ask the Right Question – Present Day Nomads http://presentdaynomads.com/2009/11/13/writing/if-you-really-want-the-answer-ask-the-right-question/comment-page-1/#comment-410 I Repeat, Ask the Right Question – Present Day Nomads Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:43:49 +0000 http://presentdaynomads.com/?p=410#comment-410 [...] to get her to see that she was getting the wrong info, because she was asking the wrong question. If you really want the answer, ask the right question. I believe her intention was to remove the obstacles to the flow of love and abundance in her life, [...] [...] to get her to see that she was getting the wrong info, because she was asking the wrong question. If you really want the answer, ask the right question. I believe her intention was to remove the obstacles to the flow of love and abundance in her life, [...]

]]> By: Rasheed http://presentdaynomads.com/2009/11/13/writing/if-you-really-want-the-answer-ask-the-right-question/comment-page-1/#comment-407 Rasheed Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:39:49 +0000 http://presentdaynomads.com/?p=410#comment-407 <blockquote>I think it is part of being an overachiever – idealist.</blockquote> HI Brooke, So good to see you again. I know what you mean by it. I used to think that way too. But I shifted away from those *lables* when I realized that those are other people's perception of me. No one can achieve more than they can, so you *can't* be an overachiever. If you can achieve more than most, it simply means you are exceptional or remarkable, but calling you that would make them unremarkable or average, and who wants to accept that? I am who I am and coming to terms with that fact. I have been calling myself <a href="http://presentdaynomads.com/2009/06/24/interviews/early-retirement/" rel="nofollow">Mister Weirdo</a> for almost 15 years, yet have not totally felt comfortable being one all of the time. But that is changing. Your reactions to biting off more than you can chew is soooooo familiar. :) Love, Rasheed

I think it is part of being an overachiever – idealist.

HI Brooke,

So good to see you again. I know what you mean by it. I used to think that way too. But I shifted away from those *lables* when I realized that those are other people’s perception of me. No one can achieve more than they can, so you *can’t* be an overachiever. If you can achieve more than most, it simply means you are exceptional or remarkable, but calling you that would make them unremarkable or average, and who wants to accept that?

I am who I am and coming to terms with that fact. I have been calling myself Mister Weirdo for almost 15 years, yet have not totally felt comfortable being one all of the time. But that is changing.

Your reactions to biting off more than you can chew is soooooo familiar. :)

Love, Rasheed

]]> By: Rasheed http://presentdaynomads.com/2009/11/13/writing/if-you-really-want-the-answer-ask-the-right-question/comment-page-1/#comment-406 Rasheed Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:27:49 +0000 http://presentdaynomads.com/?p=410#comment-406 HI Croz, Glad you stopped by and that you like the article. I actually knew about the $64,000 question. I am a trivia junkie, or used to be, but as I wrote, that what what flowed out of my pen, or rather my fingertips on the keyboard. :) I think allowing myself to silly as I write is going to be fun. Appreciate your feedback. Love, Rasheed HI Croz,

Glad you stopped by and that you like the article. I actually knew about the $64,000 question. I am a trivia junkie, or used to be, but as I wrote, that what what flowed out of my pen, or rather my fingertips on the keyboard. :) I think allowing myself to silly as I write is going to be fun.

Appreciate your feedback.

Love, Rasheed

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