I Have 39 Questions That
You Need To Answer

by Darryl L. Mobley

Most people fail to think big because they suffer from “possibility blindness.” Well… like a run down car battery – I can get your possibility thinking and seeing charged up. I do this by asking questions. Ask yourself the questions that follow and let your answers jumpstart your dreams.

1. Are you happy with your appearance?
2. Are you more focused on family or business?
3. Did you go on your honeymoon?
4. Do you have ideas for new businesses?
5. Do you love yourself?

6. Does your job fulfill you?
7. Have you taken a second honeymoon?
8. Have you traveled internationally?
9. How can you become more organized?
10. How can you improve your ability to connect with your loved ones?
11. How much do you weigh?
12. How much money do you have in savings/investments?
13. How much time do you spend with your kids?
14. How much time do you spend with your significant other?
15. If you could have any job, what would it be and why?
16. Is your life in balance?
17. What activities do you enjoy doing with family and friends?
18. What are your hobbies and when was the last time you did any of them?
19. What do you want to do that you haven’t done?
20. What do you want to experience that you haven’t experienced?
21. What do you want to see that you haven’t seen?
22. What do you want your legacy to be?
23. What don’t you know enough about?
24. What is the last book you read?
25. What is the last new dish you tried?
26. What is the last new thing you learned?
27. What is the name of the last class you took? When was that?
28. What magazines do you subscribe to?
29. What topics really interest you?
30. What would you do right now, if you knew you would not fail?
31. When is the last time you had a physical?
32. When was the last time you exercised 3 or more times a week?
33. When was the last time you took a vacation?
34. Where do you want to vacation that you haven’t visited?
35. Who are your five closest friends?
36. Who is your best friend?
37. Do you drink too much?
38. Do you eat too much?
39. Is your outlook generally negative?

Please share the questions/this message with your friends & family members. (We all can use a jumpstart to get out of our ruts.)

Enjoy Life!

Darryl L. Mobley
“One of the best life coaches on the planet!”
Known as “America’s Life Coach”
America’s No. 1 Life Coach for Teenagers
www.CoachMobley.com

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Use the Power of Words to Live Your Best Life Right Now!

10 Signs That It’s Time To
Spring Clean Your Love Life

(Plus – Tips on How to Do it!)

Darryl L. Mobley

Spring is right around the corner and I recently completed a show/presentation on why you need to Spring Clean your relationship. Folks loved it and I decided I should share it with you. To listen to this 55 minute presentation, just click on the link below.

By the way – I have included with this column (below the link) my message to you from earlier in the year. (A Baker’s Dozen list of stupid things that you could do this year.) It was so popular and seemed to impact so many that I thought it right to put it to you again since we are now almost a quarter of the way through the year(!!).

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12 (13) Stupid Things
You COULD Do This Year
(but I hope you don’t!)

This isn’t me, but… Yes! I have wrestled a gator before. I know ‘ridiculous’ things to do!

This isn't me. But - I have wrestled a gator before! Pretty foolish.

1. Not use the awesome power of daily To-Do lists.

2. Not set weekly, monthly, and yearly personal goals.

3. Not decide who you really love.

4. Not set weekly, monthly, and yearly professional goals.

5. Not read books that make you better.

6. Not form your own powerful mastermind group of people who are even more committed to success than you are.

7. Not decide the five things about yourself that you will change this year (month? week? day?)

8. Not develop a Relationship Agenda with your significant other.

9. Not establish development goals for your children.

10. Not communicate regularly with someone who will make you better, happier, or more fulfilled.

Don't Do It!

11. Not ask your teenage children to give you a list of the 15 things that they want you to help them learn over the rest of the year.

12. Not show your love to those you love every single day.

13. Spend any time with those who enable you to drink too much, laugh too little, smoke, be depressed, be

It’s all about choices.

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You Need A Hobby!

by Darryl L. Mobley

Do you have a hobby that you love? One that consumes you? I certainly hope so.

One of the subscribers to my Success eNewsletter (Jim W. from Tennessee) sent me information on his hobby. I loved his stories and the photos. Jim collects, re-tools, and races Mustangs. His hobby caused him to meet his wife of 40+ years, meet folks who have become friends, bond with younger members of his family, and travel. He tells me that his car hobby has even kept him young! That’s good stuff. [CLICK THE CONTINUE READING LINK TO SEE MY LIST OF 214 HOBBIES>>>

The Pet Store and the Squirrel Monkey

You Get One Life. Live It!
By Darryl L. Mobley

As I spoke with my children on how best to reach their goals in sports and academics, I was reminded of my story of the pet store and the squirrel monkey. (I actually had squirrel monkeys for pets when I was a teenager. My mother decided to feed them scrambled eggs and bacon. What happened next would bring a tear to your eyes. But that’s another story for another time!)

I thought I would share my story with you.

A man was walking downtown and passed a pet store. As he looked in the pet store window he saw a large cage filled with some really cute squirrel monkeys. Like me, he had always liked monkeys and so he went into the pet store.