What’s the characteristic you’ll find in every three-year-old child?

• Have you ever noticed how peak performers, visionary thinkers and three-year-old children all have the same amazing abundance of creative energy? (Hint: Could this possibly have something to do with the way they each ask questions?)
  
  
• Have you ever noticed that whenever you ask a “What’s-wrong?” question, you experience a negative drain on your emotional energy? (See: “What’s Your Style of Asking Questions?”)
  
  
• Do you realize that peak performers and visionary thinkers both use their rational mind primarily for communicating with their intuition, and that they do this by controlling the way they ask questions?
  
  
• Has anyone ever told you that the conscious, analytical part of your brain by itself is incapable of “knowing” anything—or even distinguishing truth from fiction—and that all it can actually do is execute programs installed in its memory? (This little-known fact was discovered by Dr. Roger Sperry and others during medical research that won them the 1981 Nobel Prize for medicine.)
  
  
• Do you know that the analytical part of your brain cannot tell whether the programs it’s running are flawed, in conflict with each other, out of date or invalid? (This explains why it was so difficult for planet Earth to change from being flat to being round!)
  
  
• Did you know that by asking “What’s wrong?” questions, you cause all of your thinking to be done by the analytical part of your brain—the part that cannot distinguish truth from fiction?
  
  
• Has anyone ever told you that the best way to keep yourself from being truly effective is to judge yourself, others, ideas, actions or things to be good or bad, right or wrong?
  
  
• Are you aware of the fact that it is impossible for you to have any kind of anxiety, stress or even anger without having first judged something to be good or bad, right or wrong? (Want to stop having stress? It’s all under your control.)