As the thoughts dissipated, as I couldn't believe them anymore, the reality became so apparent,

all of a sudden it is painful to move away from myself, to leave my center.

Welcome to the art of accomplishment, where we explore how deepening connection with ourselves and

others leads to creating the life we want with

enjoyment and ease. I'm Brett Kistler, here today with my co-host, Joe Hudson.

One of the exercises in our workshops is question the assumption. And you could say that this is an

exercise. You could also say it's a lifestyle. You could also say it's kind of a personality type.

There are just people who do that as that's just who they are.

And it's also really, really impactful.

It seems really simple, but you can go infinitely deep with it.

And there's a lot of different things that it can mean to do that.

It can be really annoying, really abrasive. And it's a lot of different things that it can mean to do that. It can be really

annoying, really abrasive, and it can also be really, really, uh, revealing. And,

yeah, uh, might we even say enlightening? So I would, uh, I'd love to do an episode on the topic

of questioning the assumption.

That sounds fantastic, because it is. It's in many of our courses that at different exercises around it. It's a really important piece. Yeah, that sounds good. Yeah. Great. Well,

let's start with what is it? What do we mean by questioning the assumption?

Yeah, so in any statement that we make, any problem statement that we make,

I'm slammed right now.

I don't have enough money.

I'm not enlightened.

There are some assumptions in there that usually aren't questioned we usually do as we

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