The Questions That Shape What You Create

Most people aren’t stuck because they don’t have answers.

They’re stuck because they’re asking the wrong questions.

Or worse—they’re not asking any questions at all.

"Why isn’t this working?"

"Why isn’t anyone paying attention?"

"Why can’t I figure this out?"

These questions? They’re dead ends.

They trap you in problems instead of possibilities.

Here’s what might open things up:

• What would I still create if no one else cared?
• What’s the thing I’m afraid to start because I might fail?
• What feels too risky, but also too important to ignore?
• What if I just started, even without knowing where it would lead?

The right questions don’t look for validation.

They invite exploration.

And curiosity? That’s the gap, or better, the opportunity.

The part where things stop repeating

and start unfolding.

Until next time,

Riley

P.S. The right questions aren’t about answers—they’re about discovery.