In the video, Marie Forleo talks about using filter questions to tell the difference between good opportunities and things that waste time. By asking the right questions that fit your goals, you can focus on what's important and not get sidetracked.

According to Mozafaripour "asking the good questions can help you to get clarity in your life.

My top 3 goals are:

First, a short-term Goal will be to A grades in two accelerated classes while working full-time.

Second, one of my long-term goals is to obtain a master's degree, acquiring relevant certificates, and becoming a CEO of an organization.

Third, another long-term Goal is to Establish a homeless shelter in Mali to provide support and resources for those in need.

To filter to goals I will ask myself those questions:

First short-term Goal filter question: Will doing this help me do well in my classes or manage my work schedule better?

Second, long-term goal filter question: Will this help me learn more or become better at my job, or become a better leader?

Third, long-term goal filter question: Will doing this help make sure the homeless shelter in Mali can keep helping people who don't have homes, by giving them what they need to stay safe and supported?

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