Filling out medical forms the other day, I came across these two questions:
- What makes you feel better?
- What makes you feel worse?
These are the quintessential questions, aren’t they? They apply not only to our physical well being, but to our emotional, mental, and spiritual health as well. They empower us to transform the negative into the positive; unhappiness into contentment.
In his book, Adrenal Fatigue, the 21st Century Stress Syndrome, Dr. James L. Wilson offers a similar exercise to determine what contributes to your health and what detracts from it.
He suggests taking a piece of paper, dating it, and drawing a line down the middle. Write the heading “good for me” at the top of the first column; write “bad for me” at the top of the second column. Then let you stream of consciousness pour onto the page in a simple list format.







