“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.”  ~Nancy Willard My twenties and thirties were an endless quest for “The Answer.” As if there were only one. The one answer that would change everything. Make everything right. Make me happy. What Didn’t Work I searched high and low for answers. I’d read the latest book, hoping it held the key. I’d watch to see what others said and did, assuming they had the answers. My M.O. was simple:  read, observe, imitate, emulate. I was always searching outside myself. Always thinking finding the “right” answer would hold the key to happiness and … Continue reading 3 Questions Worth Asking to Find the Right Answer for You