A few questions worth thinking about.
What do I hold to be true but have never questioned the underlying assumptions about it?
What will not cease to be true in the next decade or century, and why do I think so?
What blind spot am I oblivious to based on my experiences and privileges?
What do a lot of people believe to be true, but you think is false and overrated?
What do I consider to be false or untrue now but can be right and true if in a different context?
How did I know what I know?
What can still be simplified but still seem irreducibly complex? And how do I know it can’t be further simplified?
What simple explanation am I ignoring because it doesn’t conform with my expectations?
What is not been said that I need to hear? What should be said that I am not saying? What is holding me back?
Is my perception of what’s in front of me true? How will I know when it’s no longer true?
What should I be logical about that I am ignoring because of the several data that confirms my previous beliefs?
What am I ignoring because of how abundant it is or how invested I am? The story of the two fishes wondering what water is in David Foster Wallace’s ‘This Is Water’ comes to mind.
What is the best result if the opposite of what I want happens?
PS: One of my favorite writers, Morgan Housel wrote some questions that prompted mine. You should check it out too.