Chapter 8 encourages readers to practice self-awareness. One more thinkers know that asking better questions leads to better answers about life. Finding “One More powerful questions to ask yourself several times a day” is key to enhancing your life (105).

Mylett provides 41 questions that readers can use to improve their lives. Some of these include:

1.  What one more thing can I do to show my spouse or my partner I love them?

2.  How can I do one more thing to improve my relationship with my children?

3.  Is there one more thing I can do to make my family feel more special?

4.  Is there one more thing I can do to show my appreciation to the people I work with?

5.  What's one more way I can adjust my thinking so I make fewer excuses? (106-09).

The point for these questions is that their answers may make the reader uncomfortable. The difficulty of addressing these questions makes them worthwhile.

Chapter 9 addresses the process of achievement. In the one more mindset, “goals are energy. Goals are a life force. Goals are a state of being” (112). The first step to creating actionable goals is to establish standards.