Like this article? PLEASE +1 it! Evan Signature
Evan Carmichael Top Header
Share for a Cause









Inquiries That Lead to Solution

Guest post by: Jeanna Gabellini

Article Overview: Have you ever wanted a cheat sheet that lists the steps you should take to get you to solution regarding any issue? Below I have provided some questions to ask yourself that will help you take the steps to support your desired outcome.

Free Download - Make Peace with It By Jeanna Gabellini
Name: Email:

Inquiries That Lead to Solution

Have you ever wanted a cheat sheet that lists the steps you should take to get you to solution regarding any issue? Below I have provided some questions to ask yourself that will help you take the steps to support your desired outcome.

If you are in a very anxious emotional state about what you think is the problem, try to calm yourself first, before going through the inquiries. It is hard to see any solution when you are focused on the problem. It is also easier to access your intuition when you are in a more relaxed state of mind.

I suggest writing down the question, closing your eyes, relaxing, and then let the answer come to you. Next, write down your answer and expand if necessary. It is also powerful if you get a partner to ask the questions aloud to you and let them write down your answer. This way you can stay in the “creative and connected” zone.

These do not have to be done in the order I have written below. Nor do you have to go through all of them. Use your own judgment.

Inquiries:
• What is the real issue here?
• What if there was no issue at all, except for the way I perceive the situation?
• How is the way that I’m thinking about the issue affecting my perception of it?
• If I were to choose to completely let go of all fear, anger, guilt, and insecurity around this situation, what would I see?
• What can I do immediately to feel more empowered?
• What is the most desirable outcome I’d like regarding this issue?
• What would it be like to not be so attached to this outcome?
• How am I trying to control the situation?
• What if I weren’t trying to prove myself right about the pieces of this that cause me stress?
• What can I focus on in my mind to give more energy towards what I do want?
• If I knew I couldn’t fail, no matter what, what is one positive action step I would take?
• Who can assist me with the solution?
• What is an affirmation I can say anytime I get gripped by my negative emotions that will immediately bring me into a higher state of power and connection?
• What is the impact I am making on others involved in this situation?
• Is it the impact that I want to make? If not, what IS the impact that I'm wanting?
• How do I want to be from this moment forward?
• In a past similar situation, what did I do that worked for me?
• What is something totally wacky, outrageous, or out-of-the-box that I can do or say to create some momentum?
• What do you know you need to say or do that you haven’t been willing to up to this point?
• What is the truth about this?
• Ask someone else if they see the same truth.
• What are you learning from this issue?
• What would it be like to totally trust that you will get the essence of your desired outcome in the perfect timing?

What are you waiting for?

Related Articles
  Prospect Development: The Giant Donut Hole in Sales & Marketing
  Overemphasis on inquiries devalues B2B ad results
  1-Minute Manager Mentality: The Root of most evil
  Lead Capture Pages for Network Marketing
  How To Qualify Warm Leads

Home > Business-Coach > Jeanna Gabellini > Inquiries That Lead to Solution
Article Tags: anger, cheat sheet, desirable outcome, desired outcome, emotional state, fear, guilt, inquiries, insecurity, intuition, judgment, negative emotions, perception, what is an affirmation

About the Author: Jeanna Gabellini
RSS for Jeanna's articles - Visit Jeanna's website

Jeanna Gabellini, is a Master Business Coach who assists high achieving entrepreneurs, corporate leaders & their teams to leverage fun, systems and intentionality for high-octane results. Jeanna co-authored Life Lessons for Mastering the Law of Attraction with Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Eva Gregory. Get a FREE subscription to her weekly ezine to go BIG, with less effort here: http://www.MasterPeaceCoaching.com/ezine


Click here to visit Jeanna's website
Dashed Line

More from Jeanna Gabellini
Why Are You Choosing That
Why Knowledge History May be Killing You
POOF Health Issues Gone
Intuition Impulse Magic
Inquiries That Lead to Solution


Related Forum Posts
Re: My Favorite Book For Entrepreneurs In 2010 Re: My Favorite Book For Entrepreneurs In 2010 - Lead The Field. By Earl Nightingale. I have read the book more than 7 times, since I bought it in 2008
Re: Books for the Entrepreneur Re: Books for the Entrepreneur - Lead the field by Earl Nightingale is a winner everyday. Though it is original audio messages, but I read the book every month. Every Entrepreneur should have it.
Re: Review My: Trump 4 President Site Re: Review My: Trump 4 President Site - Trent, Thanks a lot. I appreciate the comment about run win lead. I changed it to Will he Run-Win & Lead. It's kind of a tag line meaning of course, will he run first off. Will he win second. And then will he lead us out of the mess the countries in right now. It's also the name of my newsletter. But above that, it kind of gives an overview of what the site includes. I thought of using it since it has longer legs than just will he run etc. as even if he does and wins, that phrase will be relevant still. I know, I can't help myself with the SBI banners, LOL But 70+% of the public is interested in earning some income from home and I hope to have a bunch coming there who have their personal economy in mind and looking for answers etc.
Re: Review My: Trump 4 President Site Re: Review My: Trump 4 President Site - I think the site is great. You've done an amazing job already in the short time since you started it. The thing I would probably change right now is the SBI banners in the sidebar. They clutter it up a little too much and they have nothing to do with anything the site is about. I don't see any visitors caring about building a website. Another thing that has me baffled, and maybe I am just reading it wrong, but there is a line in the middle close to the top that says this... "Will He Run Win Lead?" That makes no sense to me. Is there supposed to be some punctuation in there or did you write it wrong and just haven't noticed to correct it? I don't know.
Re: Google Places Review | How to Get a Review on Google Places? Re: Google Places Review | How to Get a Review on Google Places? - Hi Evan, Yes, I am planning more. I have multiple videos coming out this year on: Social media marketing Email marketing Lead Generation Organic search marketing Conversion rate optimization Analytics Content marketing Paid search marketing I am looking for SEO / Internet Marketing questions people have. I enjoy producing videos answer tuff SEO questions. Let me know if you are any of your members have any they want answered. Jeff


Share this article with your friends. Fund someone's dream.

Leave a comment below or share on the left and you'll help support entrepreneurs in Africa through our partnership with Kiva. Over $50,000 raised and counting - Please keep sharing! Learn more.



Featured Article


Bottom Footer
Share for a Cause












Newsletter

Get advice & tips from famous business
owners, new articles by entrepreneur
experts, my latest website updates, &
special sneak peaks at what's to come!
Name:
Email:
Popular Articles

How to Write Your Articles for Better SEO

SEO Gurus, Software and Ebooks

Work Life Balance: Adding White Space

Suggestions

Email us your ideas on how to make our
website more valuable! Thank you Sharon
from Toronto Salsa Lessons / Classes for
your suggestions to make the newsletter
look like the website and profile younger
entrepreneurs like Jennifer Lopez.