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What am I naturally good/talented at?

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From "100 Of The Most Powerful Questions You Can Ask Yourself"

Nothing has the power to completely alter perspective and therefore your thoughts and actions and life quite like a question. Inquiry leads to understanding. The quality of the answers we arrive at, correspond directly to the quality of question we ask. The better the question, the better the answer. One of the most important things to realize about a question is that a person learns far, far more from the process and work involved in answering a question than from the answer itself. This is why spiritual teachers throughout history (including myself) have tended to pose so many questions to their students rather than to simply offer a direct answer. For this reason, I have selected a collection of 100 of the most powerful questions that you can ask yourself.

Make sure to take time to carefully consider each question that is posed in order to meaningfully answer them. And don’t forget to come back to these questions again and again throughout your life, especially whenever you are feeling stuck, because the answers will most likely change over the course of your life and also cause you to change your course in life.

- Teal Swan

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Making sense of nonesense. Finding meaning/understanding in people and things that aren't that expressive by nature. 

Making people feel wanted and valuable. 

Finding steps towards improvement when people/I have complex problems with emotions.

Finding new ways to fulfill emotional needs.

Finding freedom in experiences that feel limiting. 

Using positive focus and shadow work interchangiably to intentionally create my reality. 

Expressing personal truth/emotions in art, most especially in songwriting. 

Cooking food with love and creativity. 

Making use of my childlike qualities such as curiousity, exploration, wonder, excitement, eminating childlike happiness, creativity and interest in other people. 

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Imagining and swimming in the abstract. 

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I dont know. Im possitive and imaginative... it makes me survive and move forward, when you actually want to throw yourself of off the next cliff. But it also makes me a bit more daring, and also stupid sometimes. I was naturally gifted in expressing emotions, writing, and with maths music, and also with people. Im actually good close to brilliant sometimes, anything I focus on and nurture. And I think this is true for everyone. Or most people, to be honest. This question is odd to me.. im good at having curly hairXD

 

 

 

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I'm naturally good at beeing miserable. spacer.png

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EricaLinnea

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dancing and playing 

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Mothering

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Vaofua Mauigoa

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Striking up conversations and connecting with people, making friends,  empathy, baking, writing, dancing, gardening, cracking jokes,  reading people and the room, coming up with creative solutions. I can easily understand and put into use any spiritual tool I want to learn. For example: Dolores Cannon’s QHHT- I listened to some of her practitioners sessions on YouTube and realized it was a guided meditation to put the ego to sleep. I was able to do QHHT on family members my first try 😜. Learned a lot from the higher selves coming through.
This is also another reason why I love Teal’s work so much- so many tools to try out and master 😁. It’s like a treasure trove for me. 

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Singing especially in the car along with my mom. Being present in nature and being in the moment 

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