What is your structure?

I disagree .You need this questions to show what is going on in your life .
What you are getting is really what you believe yourself . Results don't lie .
Your results show you how you are really doing.

if you got stretch marks all over your body , chances are your body is telling that you are putting too much in and not taking enough out .

You have to look at what you believe because that is what is creating the results you see in your life .If you are believe you have to finish your plate , you are putting too much in and it is a matter of time before you see stretch marks .

Although i hate jogging almost every morning , i can't argue with the results it is producing .I have lost 10 kg in 3 weeks because i kept at it .

You have to examine your thoughts with open questions . Otherwise you repeat your mistakes and things never change . Do you want your life to be like this forever ?

Only you can choose what to believe . Only you can choose what you accept as true

A good thought executed must produce good results


A bad thought executed will produce horrible results

What results are you currently getting ? Examine the thoughts creating it

I have accepted even though i particular do not enjoy jogging for an hour everyday , the results of good fit body is undeniable

jogging everyday must be a good thought because of what is producing


Examine your thought today with open questions . No thought is living in your head rent-free.

it is creating something in your life .

Soon enough you would act it out and the results will show in your life

So, like mikecsy says Ask yourself:

What am I getting?

Why do I believe this is how my life should be ?

What major changes do I need to make to have the life I deserve?

A great book to helped me ask the right questions is Ken Fosters "Ask and You Will Succeed"

I reccommend it any day !!!

Questions are very powerful and can change your life .

~Femi

What Mike is teaching is real-world stuff, not theoretical at all.

Specifically, he is encouraging you to dig deep and do some self-discovery, which isn't theory, but does require some soul searching. Napoleon Hill says the very same thing in Think and Grow Rich in the chapter on Persistence. He even outlines how to snap out of mental inertia.

But you're right on this point sara, it isn't easy. That's why getting in touch with what you're getting and what major changes you need to make to have the life you truly deserve are so important.

Recognizing your points of mental inertia can help you develop your own personal program for achieving success.

Mike's questions are excellent.

If you haven't read Think and Grow Rich, you may want to. I found it tremendously valuable for helping me identify what it was that I deeply desired from life and then, best of all, it gave me a 13 step plan for how to set goals and develop the necessary persistence to reach all of those goals.

I learned in college "There's nothing more practical than a good theory."

Nice analogy!!

Thanks for all the great responses, it may seem like a great theory but that is our ego trying to convince us that we don't have the ability to change the way our lives are. The scary part is examining your structure however once we become aware of the fact that our lives are exactly what we created we become uncomfortable in the knowledge that we must change the underlying thoughts and beliefs long before our lives change.
To your success