I'm not 100% sure, but as a guess it could be that our minds are so good at problem-solving. By focusing on "why" we can temporarily bypass the living, present truth that is and try to problem-solve our way out of either the past or future we don't want. Does that make sense?
In short, understanding why we ended up in a place of lack makes us feel like we solved the problem of lack in the first place. If we solved it, why would we need to change?
The why is important, it's just an incomplete way to move into abundance.
So hard for me to forget about the “why” … why is that?
I'm not 100% sure, but as a guess it could be that our minds are so good at problem-solving. By focusing on "why" we can temporarily bypass the living, present truth that is and try to problem-solve our way out of either the past or future we don't want. Does that make sense?
In short, understanding why we ended up in a place of lack makes us feel like we solved the problem of lack in the first place. If we solved it, why would we need to change?
The why is important, it's just an incomplete way to move into abundance.
I’m a natural problem solver as a leader and mom of 3. Always solving someone else’s problems
It's clearly a super power you possess! My Question is how to know which problems you would solve better than most! You're amazing.