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(Great questions lead to great answers; weak questions, weak ones.) “How curious have I been —…
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S:0931 Quote: Judging
(Quotes are capsules of information, reinforcement or enlightenment.) “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Coaching Point: I generally love Longfellow’s thoughts and observations on the human condition, but this one is in conflict with the Coaching…
S:0930 Distinction: Solved vs. Cleared Up
(Distinctions are subtleties of language that, when gotten, cause a shift in a belief, behavior, value or attitude.) Have you ever read a detective novel or watched a cop show? In them you’ve seen the lead detective wrap up the case with a flourish. If he or she is playing the role of a…
S:0929 Principle: Sarcasm
(Principles are basic truths that, when applied, cause success to come to you easier and quicker.) Thomas Leonard once observed that sarcasm is a socially acceptable form of anger. Agree with the “acceptable” part of that or not, but there is a clear underpinning of anger to sarcasm, powering it even. Some families, friends…
S:0928 Distinction: Aware vs. Right
(Distinctions are subtleties of language that, when gotten, cause a shift in a belief, behavior, value or attitude.) It’s so easy to want to be right. Right feels satisfying, secure, noble even. Feeling “large and in charge!” I’m right, I’m so right. But what is “right”? Isn’t right a perspective, a vantage point, relative?…
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