Karen Proctor invites us to explore our nature and spirit by posing questions that should be easy to answer yet never are as we do not take the time in our rush of daily routine to reflect and dialogue with ourselves. Were we to do so, we might relate to the world and others more fully and honestly. She offers us a gift that costs nothing but a little time.' Professor Kelly Morgan Fitchburg State College 'Karen Proctor is a rara avis who asks penetratingly simple questions that may just change your life. I suspect that if you take her thoughts seriously you will have a more fulfilling life.' William Morris Hunt III 'Reading this book is an exhilarating and rewarding spiritual exercise. The story of the first bicycle is one of many examples of a marvelous, emotional insight, in this case, into real parental love. I quote: He Karen's father] had given me the love that looks beyond today, the love that speaks again to us across time.' Enough said.' Charles H. Vejvoda Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP New York, New York 'Lives are complicated, and it's a difficult and often unrewarding task to open up your 'front door' to take stock of what you find important. Karen Proctor has greatly reduced the effort required and simplified this internal examination through her book of questions. I believe that any reader will find the experience both enlightening and fulfilling.' Lieutenant Colonel Wade Alarie NATO Headquarters, Brussels Belgium 'The 'Questions' Karen Proctor poses not only make one pause and reflect on situations in life, they encourage the reader to take action to change, rebalance, and refocus for the future, which is an essential process for any executive, parent, partner, friend to undertake in order to get the most from life.' David Wood, CFO, a biotech company Princeton New Jersey"