Ask This For Ultimate Accountability

In emotionally difficult times, the reactive part of us feels like a victim of wrongdoing. And sometimes we are! But regardless, we find ourselves here, in conditions that are not ideal.

One powerful question from Jerry Colonna shifts us toward accountability, and helps minimize future mistakes:

How am I complicit in creating the conditions I say I don’t want?

Adapt Now or Take Orders Later

Venture Capitalist Marc Andreessen predicts a simple divide in the future: those who direct computers, and those directed by them.

Soon, saying your company uses A.I. will sound like saying it uses electricity. It will just be assumed.

Whether A.I. excites you or concerns you, it’s not going anywhere. Start using it. Experiment. Apply it, be creative, find ways to use it to improve your life now.

Better Questions

When you ask yourself unhelpful questions like, “Why do bad things always happen to me?” your mind will answer (“Because I’m unlucky").

Your subconscious immediately goes to work on the answer.

But does the question itself serve you?

In tough moments, ask better questions:

“What’s great about this?”

“What did I learn?”

Even before answers come, the shift is powerful.