WHY? A BOOK OF QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS JESSE TRIPPE
WHY IS SUCCESS DEFINED BY THINGS?
What is success? Is it a big house, achieveing fame, having power or a huge bank account? In the end, however we measure success, our goal is say that our lives were fulfilling. So success should be measured by the distance you are at any given point to being completely satisfied with life. Even if complete fullfillment is probably impossible.
WHY DO YOU ALWAYS WANT WHAT YOU CAN’T HAVE?
The idea is what you fall in love with. The idea of change or something new. When that change comes, it rarely tastes half as sweet as when it up and you wonder why you wanted it in the first place. The statement in short is “the grass is always greener.� Before making small or large changes in life, make sure that reality and your idea are have the ability to align.
If things were never bad, how would we know when things were good? Situations being described as good or bad is all relative to our own life experience. The next time your find yourself in a “bad” sitation, bear the pain and remember it. Without it, you’d never know what you were missing.
WHY DO THINGS GET WORSE BEFORE THEY GET BETTER?
WHY DOES A VIEW MATTER?
There is nothing like waking up to see something beautiful just inches from where you rest. Out the window or sleeping next to you, learn to appreciate the beauty of the world around you. It can help you forget the bad stuff and concentrate on what truly matters, being happy.
WHY DON’T LIFE QUESTIONS LEAD TO LIFE ANSWERS?
Usually the most important answers in life show up when you’re sorting out the right questions to ask. Trying to figure out what questions to ask is just as important as figuring out the answers to them. We often forget how we got most of our answers when we were young; explore, investigate and imagine. It’s the only way you’ll ever stumble upon the answers that you’re looking for.
WHY DO BEGINNINGS ONLY FOLLOW ENDINGS?
It’s inevitable. Things end and mark a new beginning. Winter winds down and spring follows. The year comes to an end and you make promises of how you are going to change as the next one begins. Even though relationships and lives of people we surround ourselves with may come to an end, let them be constant reminders that it’s never too late to start again.
The answers to life are buried deep in each of us. Help others find their answers as they help you. Ask yourself, friends and family the right questions. Appreciate life. Change the cards dealt to you to ones that will make you happy.
WHY AM I ASKING YOU THIS?