Outlier's Edge Podcast with Niiamah Ashong

What is stopping you from playing at your full level?

Where are you disempowering yourself by using "sure" instead of the more powerful stance of a "yes" or a "no"?

What would happen if you held others up in expectation of being able to show up?

Where in your life are you giving up power without even knowing it?

As a trailblazer, where are you on this L.E.A.D transformational journey?

How do you create the space for deep meaningful conversations to take place among people who can make change?

Wherever you are enrolling or selling, how attached are you to the outcome and what might it look like for you and your clients if there was more space for non-attachment? Desiring a community of peers who will challenge and champion you to practice showing up as your full and powerful self? https://niiamahashong.com/collective

Are you diminishing your power to accomodate others?

To get to my next level, I need to stop _________!

Where in your life do you need to practice more intentionality?

Are you living in true freedom or are you enjoying a momentary escape?

I really want _____ but I think I can only get ______ instead!

What is keeping you from taking the creation step of your great idea?

What level do you choose to play at?

Have you convinced yourself that you have to accept things as they are presented?

What insights do you get from exploring the questions presented by your peers using the 2QA tool?

Do the people around you know of only your accomplishments or do they know your true self?

Are you feeling stuck at the place where you choose to spend your time and skills?

How is that fear benefiting you on your journey?

I want _______ but at the same time I fear it because I feel ______ will happen as a result.

Are you trying to stand out by emulating others, while the only way to stand out would be to be more you?

Is all the information you have keeping you from achieving the next level?

Which of these statements would benefit you more? "Hey, this is your weakness, improve on it." or "Hey, this is your strength, now make it even better!"

What if instead of trying to rationalize your idea to those around you, you instead let your heart sing?

Are you avoiding important conversations by tagging them as difficult?

How are you choosing to be present in the conversations taking place around you?

How do you choose to look at the situations around you?

How is spending time with people who you can only relate to on the surface level benefitting your true self?

Where would you spend your energy on if you allowed the possibility of energy being the new currency?

How would it look like if you were able to get the same result you are getting right now but with the least amount of effort?

What would you need to do in order to get 10 times the result for 10% the effort?

What would it look like if you reframed that which you see as a challenge (eternal motivation) into an invitation (internal motivation)?

How do you show up, serve, and lead during a period when uncertainty and fear are evident in everyone around you, yet you feel a disconnect because you see a great opportunity of creativity and collaboration?

How can we play in a space that doesn't focus on what the next steps are and instead gives us a chance to navigate whatever comes our way?

Could you be allowing the fear and doubts centered around your unique vision to hinder your success?

Are you setting yourself up for an uphill battle before you even start a conversation?

Are you waiting for approval to do what you need to do?

Where do you play best?

Are you willing to go there? Are you willing to go beyond what feels comfortable for you, to say what needs to be said, and to see things that your clients aren't trying to show you, in service to them as well as for the purpose that you are bringing to life?

What in your life are you counting as a success while it in fact should be counted as a failure because it really didn't need to get done?

You are the distinction

Does speaking out your purpose feel edgy? How do you stay in integrity with how you show up now when presented with a reminder of who you used to be?

Are you letting the perceived fear of rejection keep you from being seen?

What would choosing to live into your possibilities, as opposed to trying to fix your current problems, look like for you?