Five Levels of Right Questions
Energy, energy, energy! Where do visionary thinkers and 3-year-old children get their boundless supply of energy? It’s all in the unique way they ask questions—a way that keeps their intuition fully engaged and generating wave after wave of energy through its insights.
Shown below is a five-level structure of “what’s-right” questions that describes precisely how the visionaries do it. (The 3-year-olds do it quite naturally and spontaneously as well.)
Notice, too, that what is described here is NOT just another “feel good” exercise in “positive thinking”—which, unfortunately, is negative thinking in the extreme the way most people practice it!
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Level 1: |
What do I know is already right? |
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Level 2: |
What is it that makes it right? |
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Level 3: |
What would be ideally right? |
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Level 4: |
What’s not yet quite right? |
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Level 5: |
What resources do I need to make it right? |
Note that most people use the first question above as a dismissal question. If it’s already working, they reason, then why waste energy thinking about it? They then skip questions two and three entirely, moving on to a self-protective version of question four, which expresses their concern about, “Where am I vulnerable or at risk?” This commonly used approach actually depletes energy under the guise of protecting against the loss of it.
In contrast, the visionary thinker looks for things that are working, and upon finding one thinks, “Aha! Here’s something worthy of my attention.” They then proceed to examine why it works—an approach that sooner or later will spark some kind of an energy generating intuitive insight.
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