Questions on Possibility

As always, don’t treat these questions like “homework” or a list that needs to be covered in its entirety. Instead, simply pick the one question that speaks to you most and let it lead you where you need to go.

Who taught you the most about “living and leaning into possibility”? How does their memory call you to today?

What did your childhood and family of origin teach you about possibility? Are those lessons ones you need to remember or reject? Did you live by what you learned?

We all have dreams of what’s possible. We live with a voice that says “One day I will…” What “possible life” has been with you the longest? How has this dreamy desire shaped you?  Do you still want to live this possible life? Is there a meaning you’ve ascribed to it that might be found in another form?

What “possible new you” did you pledge yourself to last new year’s?  Is it time to pledge yourself to it again? Or is time to finally let it go?

Is avoiding rejection keeping you safe but also keeping you from what’s possible?  Are the obstacles insurmountable, or does your approach or thinking need to change?