“The proof of the pudding is in the eating.”

“Talk is cheap.”

“Actions speak louder than words.”

If a person claims to want one thing but their actions say another, what's the truth? The answer isn't always as obvious as it may seem. Three questions help lead to the truth -- whether it's for someone else or yourself.

1. Do they/I have the knowledge or skills?
2. Do they/I have the ability?
3. Do they/I have the opportunity?

Discover how these questions help us answer the final question in our series on Life's Four Most Courageous and Crucial Questions. "What am I willing to do to get what I say I want?"

During this episode we'll look at:

• self-limiting beliefs;
• aligning our desires with the realities of limited time, money, and energy;
• capacity vs ability;
• wanting outcomes vs. processes.

We also see how teaching our children to use this question builds problem-solving skills.

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