#33 What are you Most Excited about lately?
In this Question and Quote episode, Arnold Beekes asks: what are you most excited about lately? It can be small, moderate or big, as long as it excites you. He admits it isn’t an easy question, because we’re used to negatively framed ones like what frustrates you or what you hate. He invites you to write your answer down, since it may surprise you, and to keep asking yourself regularly, because it says a lot about you. The quote is from Osho and ties to responsibility, which Arnold will discuss in episode 34. Osho says that if one is miserable, one is responsible, but the miserable person never expects the responsibility and says someone else is making them miserable. Arnold calls letting go of that old habit the great courage to divorce misery.
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Ep 33 Between the Ears Q&Q
Welcome, I'm Arnold Bekus and this is the question and quote version of the Between the Ears podcast. The goal is to enable you to unleash and use your uniqueness. Question, what are you most excited about lately? Can be something small, can be something moderate, can be something big, it doesn't matter.
It's something that excites you. I know it's not an easy question because we're used to questions which are negatively frayed. It's like what frustrates you or what you don't like or what you hate.
No, I would like you and I invite you to focus on the question, what are you most excited about lately? And maybe the answer is something which will surprise you, but I suggest that you write it down and maybe you continue asking yourself that question regularly because it's important. It says a lot about yourself. Quote, and the quote relates to the responsibility where I'm going to discuss in the next episode number 34.
The quote is from Osho and he says, if one is miserable, one is responsible, but the miserable person never expects the responsibility. That's his way of remaining miserable. He says, somebody else is making me miserable.
That I call the great courage to divorce misery, to lose the oldest habit of the human mind, the longest companion. Remember, we need your uniqueness. Be a better maker for yourself, fathers, for the world.
Explorer, Generalist, Innovator, and Trainer/Coach
Arnold Beekes is an explorer, generalist, innovator, and trainer/coach, and the founder of Arnold Beekes Creations and the Brain Athletes community. He spent his first 20 years working in technology and organisational leadership, managing teams ranging from 10 people up to 6,000 on a global scale, before dedicating the next 20 years to studying psychology, personal leadership, brain health, sports, and spirituality.
Arnold has been coaching in some form for over 50 years, starting as the youngest certified field hockey coach in the Netherlands at just 17. Having lived in five different countries, he draws on his own wide-ranging experience to help people build a better life "between the ears," one insight at a time.
Today, through Brain Athletes and his podcast, Between The Ears, Arnold helps mid-life professionals and young leaders break free from the invisible straitjackets holding them back, so they can reach their full potential and contribute to what he calls a Better World for All.
