Questions Every Person Should Ask Themselves | Hamza Ahmed

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Questions every person should ask themselves ⚡️ @chriswillx

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[justinwbecker]

1. If money and status were no object, what would I do?
2. If I were less afraid of other people's opinions, what would I say?
3. What actually makes me happy? Does success make me happy? What's my definition of success? What's my definition of success if money was taken out of the equation?
4. What are the things that I'm hiding from myself?
5. What are the emotions that I am unprepared to feel?

[hayderalsaidi]

This guy is actually one the wisest pod casters I know

[James-cgjo]

Helping other people is the ultimate ideal

[saffsunday]

Success is being able to die happy and proud of the life you lived

[JamesBond-mmiu]

I think the pleasure of not thinking about money requires one of two components 1. Only having to provide for yourself and no one else 2. Having access to such an immense amount of money that you can take care of yourself and those that rely on you.

[wiztuga]

the fact that as you get older you give less of af of what people think tells you everything you need to know: age often comes with wisdom and carefree

[PurpleSquirrels]

Greatest measures of our success is knowledge and the ability to apply it, not wealth.

[VaynerSpeakers]

It’s all about perspective… perspective is EVERYTHING

[carpathianhermit]

doing cool shit and flourishing is all I want

[mayurski]

living my God-given life to its fullest potential by exploring and appreciating everything it has to offer.

[EddieLiftsFX]

I stumbled on the first question…. I have no idea what I would be doing if money or status wasn’t involved

[SunDerick]

Damn well delivered, makes me think twice about my whole perspective about success..

[Sathishkumar-fvrc]

This is so awesome. It opens a whole new meaning to life.
Go!! Chris!!!

[MLFv]

The definition of success to me is breaking the cycle of generational trauma. One day, may i become the man that can handle being a good father and husband unlike my ancestors. The only emotion im unprepared to Is happiness

[mannsixx]

If those closest to you hold you in high regard = success

[MyFriendsKitchen]

I remember this episode, I felt he's a lot of growth to go through

[canmanthedon]

Better question is what did you want to do before you cared about what other people thought

[LOLFamilygoods]

I used to be a sales man at my store, and I was the best there, the other workers and my managers loved me, I taught the other workers my methods to be better and that was month ago.
Just now I got promoted to be the deputy store manager and now I’m supposed to make the whole store be the best in every way possible.
Today I saw my 2 of my workers using 2 of my tricks that I taught them, it made me smile, and I felt heartwarming.
I love my staff.
I don’t make a lot of money there but it is good money, it’s not much of a status position, money’s ain’t in the equation.
I dont fear other people opinions, even tho I do speak with respect and cautiousness, some people can damage you, other people or themselves.
I know exactly 1 thing that makes me happy al the time, and it’s me being appreciated in the way of people keeping doing things I did as a legacy.
I’m not hiding a thing from myself, it’s understandable to not be honest with anyone out there, but your the person you should be honest to all the time.
I know that there is some dark and love an emotions that I’m not prepared to feel them yet, but I’m working on it.

[gavinsherman]

Wow the fact that he responds with this, Chris thanks for existing my man you are making the world a better place

[naturalselection]

He actually found the best person to ask these questions, aside from like andrew tate or something