In this episode of The Transformation Station Podcast, I sit down with Kristan Swan to explore how the art of asking better questions can transform the way we lead, communicate, and connect.
If you’ve ever felt stuck in a loop of doing instead of discovering, this conversation will help you slow down, listen deeper, and lead with intention.
💬 Watch the Conversation. What’s one question you’ve asked recently that changed the way you saw a situation?
The Rolling Stone lyrics “you can’t always get what you want” kept going through my head after a recent walk in NYC and lots of eavesdropping. It was the end of the workday on a Tuesday and already a dark, chilly evening. I wondered if anyone who was complaining had really taken the time to ask themselves-What do I want? What do I need?
The conversation also explores the fear of success, the relationship between spirituality and professional growth, and the significance of support systems in building confidence, and introduces her unique journaling method, ‘Spaghetti on the Wall,’ which encourages self-awareness and non-judgmental observation.
My first marriage eroded slowly, almost without my noticing it. I am aware of other times I have allowed dreams and ideas to die a slow death. It has been a pattern. With attention, it is possible to achieve dreams, grow ideas into a reality, and deepen relationships. Each day, one step at a time.