A statement is a close-ended thing.
“I can’t do this.”
A question is open-ended.
‘Why can’t I do this?’
“I don’t know how to.”
‘How do I learn to?’
One keeps you where you are, the other gets you where you want to go.
“This is my best.”
“How can I improve?”
“I’ve had enough.”
‘How can I learn to do more?’
Of course if you are happy where you are, a statement is fine.
If not, next time change it into a question.
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To reinforce this read any two below:
# 5 Decision – 10 Progress It! – 79 Truth Time – 87 Barriers – 177 I Know
181 Problem Solving #2 – 183 Magician – 189 Twin – 195 Four Stages A statement is a close-ended thing.
“I can’t do this.”
A question is open-ended.
‘Why can’t I do this?’
“I don’t know how to.”
‘How do I learn to?’
One keeps you where you are, the other gets you where you want to go.
“This is my best.”
“How can I improve?”
“I’ve had enough.”
‘How can I learn to do more?’
Of course if you are happy where you are, a statement is fine.
If not, next time change it into a question.
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To reinforce this read any two below:
# 5 Decision – 10 Progress It! – 79 Truth Time – 87 Barriers – 177 I Know
181 Problem Solving #2 – 183 Magician – 189 Twin – 195 Four Stages Une affirmation est une chose fermée.
“Je ne peux pas faire ça.”
Une question est ouverte.
‘Pourquoi est-ce que je ne peux pas faire ça?’
“Je ne sais pas comment.”
‘Comment est-ce que j’apprends à faire ça?’
Une vous maintient où vous êtes et l’autre où vous voulez aller.
“C’est ce que je fais de mieux.”
“Comment puis-je m’améliorer?”
“J’en ai assez fait.”
‘Comment puis-je apprendre à en faire plus?’
Bien sûr, que si vous êtes heureux là ou vous êtes, une affimation est suffisante.
Sinon, la prochaine fois, transformez-la en question.
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Voici des liens
# 5 Décision – 10 Progresser au travers! – 79 Moment de vérité – 87 Barrières – 177 Je sais
181 Solution de problème #2 – 183 Magicien – 189 Frères jumeaux – 195 4 StagesA statement is a close-ended thing.
“I can’t do this.”
A question is open-ended.
‘Why can’t I do this?’
“I don’t know how to.”
‘How do I learn to?’
One keeps you where you are, the other gets you where you want to go.
“This is my best.”
“How can I improve?”
“I’ve had enough.”
‘How can I learn to do more?’
Of course if you are happy where you are, a statement is fine.
If not, next time change it into a question.
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To reinforce this read any two below:
# 5 Decision – 10 Progress It! – 79 Truth Time – 87 Barriers – 177 I Know
181 Problem Solving #2 – 183 Magician – 189 Twin – 195 Four Stages