Thread: What questions everyone should ask themselves?

Hello Friends,

Self-questioning and self-analyzing help us to improve ourselves.
It’s very important for our personal growth.


What do you think what questions everyone should ask themselves for self improvement?

Originally Posted by assassin

All the time I ask myself what did I done to my society, whatever pain we gain from our surronded society, we nee to do atleast a pinch of contribution to the society. That thought will make us grow personally too.

Well said,When we think to improve our society,Automatically we started to improve ourselves because when we become best of ourselves then only we can serve our society

Originally Posted by Shana

The only question I often ask myself is "is this the best I can do?". I'm not a perfectionist, but I like putting everything in me to achieve something. The thing is, pushing yourself a lot a lot would tire you a bit, it would slow you down. At least it slows me down when I push myself too hard. So when I'm feeling a bit tired, whatever I do becomes mediocre and average. That is when my question rises up. That question would make me go even if my spirit is low.

Very True,I used to do this as well,This question is like a driving force to me,It will push me further to do my best.As you said we can't do everything perfectly,But we can do our best to everything we take in our responsibility

Originally Posted by Bhavya

Hello Friends,

Self-questioning and self-analyzing help us to improve ourselves.
It’s very important for our personal growth.


What do you think what questions everyone should ask themselves for self improvement?

Some people are more or less wearing a mask, they have to ask themselves why they are actually wearing a mask? Are they the real character?

Originally Posted by Moana

Some people are more or less wearing a mask, they have to ask themselves why they are actually wearing a mask? Are they the real character?

You're right every person who wears a mask for society should ask this questions to themselves.