When you ask not-so-good questions, you get not-so-good answers.
Those not-so-good answers lead to you doing more, pushing harder, getting less done with a lower level of quality outcomes.
Changing the question focuses your attention on you doing less, getting more done and getting it accomplished more easily. Your results also get an uptick.
The lot-better-questions also carries a bonus: More people in your church will feel more connected to you and your church. It’s also a great way to build momentum.
Today’s video shares one small tweak to your thinking that will bring about greater results.
