Ep. 30 - Self Analyzing and Reflecting using Inspiration from Think and Grow Rich

Do you complain often of feeling bad? If so, what is thecause? Do you find fault with other people at the slightest provocation?Do you frequently make mistakes in your work? If so, why? Are you sarcastic and offensive in your conversations? Do you deliberately avoid the association of anyone? If so,why? Do you suffer frequently with indigestion? If so, what isthe cause? Does life seem futile and the future hopeless to you? If so,why? Do you like your occupation? If not, why? Do you often feel self-pity? If so, why? Are you envious of those who excel you? To which do you devote most time, thinking of success, or offailure? Are you gaining or losing self-confidence as you grow older?Do you learn something of value from all mistakes? Are you permitting some relative or acquaintance to worryyou? If so, why? Are you sometimes “in the clouds” and at other times in thedepths of despondency?Who has the most inspiring influence upon you? What is thecause? Do you tolerate negative or discouraging influences that youcan avoid? Are you careless of your personal appearance? If so, when andwhy? Have you learned how to “drown your troubles” by being toobusy to be annoyed by them? Would you call yourself a “spinless weakling” if youpermitted others to do your thinking for you? How many preventable disturbances annoy you and why do youtolerate them? Do you resort to liquor, narcotics, or cigarettes to quietyour nerves? If so, why do you not try willpower instead? Does anyone nag you and if so, for what reason? Do you have a definite major purpose and if so, what is itand what plan do you have for achieving it? Have you a method by which you can shield yourself against thenegative influence of others? Which do you value most, your material possessions or yourprivilege of controlling your own thoughts? Do others easily influence you against your own judgement? Has today added anything of value to your stock of knowledgeor state of mind? Do you face squarely the circumstances that make you unhappyor sidestep the responsibility? Do you analyze all mistakes and failures and try to profitby them, or do you take the attitude that this is not your duty? Can you name 3 of your most damaging weaknesses? What areyou doing to correct them? Do you encourage other people to bring their worries to youfor sympathy? Do you choose, from your daily experiences, lessons orinfluences that aid in your personal advancement? Does your presence have a negative influence on other peopleas a rule? What habits of other people annoy you most? Do you form your own opinions or permit yourself to be influencedby other people? Have you learned how to create a mental state of mind whichyou can shield yourself against all discouraging influences? Does your occupation inspire you with faith and hope? Does your faith help you keep your own mind positive? Do you feel it in your duty to share other people’s worries?If so, why? If you believe that “birds of a feather flock together” –what have you learned about yourself by studying the friends you attract? What connection, if any, do you see between the people with whomyou associate most closely and any unhappiness you may experience? Could it be possible that some person you consider to be afriend is, in reality, your worst enemy because of their negative influence onyour mind? By what rules do you judge who is helpful and who isdamaging to you? * I couldn't put all the questions here because ot he character limit. They will be posted on my IG! @jennaangelaa* All questions were taken from Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillMusic Credits: FASSounds - Leisure