What is the Question-Driven Approach?
A new understanding of the mind
The mind feeds on questions. It requires questions to give it something to do. Life is the result of deliberate questions, for example,
- What would life be like if I were free of limitations I have placed on myself?
- What do I need to know in order to relate better with my daughter?
- How can I discern the truth about what is happening in the world?
- What will be the fastest way to the store at 4:30? And so on.
On the other hand, we all experience what Buddhists call the monkey mind—boring, unproductive or negative mental activity—which is the result of default questions, questions a person isn’t aware they are asking. For example:
- What’s wrong with me?
- Who can I blame?
- Where is something that can hurt me?
- What can keep me from feeling what I’m feeling? And so on.
Since questions play the deciding role in everything our minds do, improving Life is about becoming proficient in the art of feeding our minds deliberate questions.
The Question-Driven Approach™ offers a proven way of more effectively accessing the vast resource which is the mind when used the way it was designed.
