50 questions that will free your mind1 photos

These are fifty questions that everyone should ask themselves. There are no right or wrong answers to these questions. But sometimes the right question is asked — already the answer.

1. How many years would you give yourself if you didn’t know your age?

2. What is worse: fail or never try?

3. Why, if life is so short, do we do so much of what we don’t like to do, and at the same time do so little of what we love?

4. If the work is completed, everything is said and done, what was more — conversations or affairs?

5. If you were allowed to change only one thing in the world, what would it be?

6. If happiness becomes the national currency, what kind of work will make you rich?

7. Do you do what you believe in, or are you trying to believe in what you are doing?

8. If on average human life lasted 40 years, what would you change in your life in order to live it to the maximum?

9. How much do you control what happens in your life?

10. What are you more worried about: do things right, or do the right things?

11. You have dinner with three people whom you respect and appreciate. They begin to criticize your close friend, not knowing that you are friends with him. This criticism is demeaning and unfair. What will you do?

12. If you could give a small child only one piece of advice in a lifetime, what would you say?

13. Could you break the law to save a loved one?

14. Have you seen madness where you saw genius later?

15. What do you do differently in this life than other people?

16. How is it that what makes you happy does not make everyone else happy?

17. What you really wanted to do, but did not? What stops you?

18. Do you hold on to something that it's time for you to let go?

19. If you were offered to permanently move to another country, where would you move and why?

20. Do you press the elevator call button more than once? Do you really believe that it will speed up the elevator?

21. Who would you like to be: a nervous genius or a happy fool?

22. Why are you — is that you?

23. If you could be your own friend, would you like yourself to be such a friend?

24. What is worse: if your best friend moves to live in another country, or will you live nearby, but will you stop communicating?

25. What are you most grateful for in this life?

26. What do you choose: lose all your past memories, or never have new ones?

27. Can truth be achieved without fighting?

28. Your greatest fear has become real?

29. Do you remember how terribly upset you were 5 years ago? Does it matter now?

30. What is your happiest memory of childhood? What makes it so?

31. What events from your past made you feel real, alive?

32. If not now, when?

33. If you have not achieved this, then what do you have to lose?

34. You had such that you were with someone, and did not say anything, and then decided that it was the best conversation in your life?

35. Why did religion that preach love cause so many wars?

36. Is it possible to know without a shadow of a doubt what is good and what is bad?

37. If you were given a million dollars now, would you quit your job?

38. What would you like more: have a lot of work to do, or a little work, but the one you like to do?

39. Do you have a feeling that today has already been repeated hundreds of times before?

40. When was the last time you started to act actively, having only the germ of an idea in your head, but already having strong faith in it?

41. If everyone you know dies tomorrow, who will you visit today?

42. Would you like to exchange 10 years of your life for worldwide fame and attractiveness?

43. What is the difference between life and existence?

44. When is it time to calculate the risk and start doing what you think is right?

45. If we learn from our mistakes, why are we afraid to commit them?

46. What could you do differently, knowing that no one will judge you?

47. When was the last time you noticed the sound of your own breath? And the heartbeat?

48. What do you like? Did your last actions express this love?

49. For each day of the past 5 years, can you remember what you did yesterday? And the day before yesterday? And the posture the day before yesterday?

50. Decisions are made here and now. The question is: Do you accept them yourself, or does someone take them for you?