As @Malkuth pointed out, this is a good sign.
Many people expect to listen and then “instantly” become their ideal self that is always confident, creating real wealth, extremely successful, achieving all their goals, being completely romantically fulfilled and so on.
But take a moment and think about the problems with instantly achieving those things. It is the same fallacy of people not realizing the hard work behind self-made, rich, successful people - they say it’s just luck, but they don’t see the countless sleepless nights spent working and the many sacrifices made on the way to success.
Furthermore, take a moment to consider the repercussions of instantly becoming someone like that - just like a lottery winner, you will not have the necessary experience and knowledge to make use of that.
You did not have the journey of getting there, the accumulation of experience necessary to take the steps after that.
That is why “instantly” becoming is a mistake that leads to temporary joy, but not much long term unless properly utilized, and that also requires experience, knowledge and in most cases preparation/a foundation.
How does this connect to your case?
You are asking questions. That is the first step. First you ask the questions, then you start taking action. Things start clearing up and then you ask new questions and keep taking action.
That is the beginning of a journey of real, permanent growth.
We’re not dealing in ephemeral states of false, temporary growth that give you a bit of feel-goods.
No, we are aiming to create deep, profound change on all levels of your being that completely transform your life and make you who you truly desire to be. Through these profound tools of self-change you are massively accelerating this process, but remember that it is still a process and real transformation.
So keep thinking about your questions, see if you can find the answers to them within your own being, continue experiencing different opinions through asking questions and see how they click with you, and remember to take action - if you hit a state of “I just don’t know” or “I’m stuck”, action and listening will clear it up over time.