Asking the Right Question
It’s time to stop using the word “Why”. Unless you are a philosopher or an immigrant from a polysyllabic country, there is little reason to keep asking “Why”. Do a search in your brain for “Why” questions that don’t motivate you to take action and replace them with “How” questions.
“Why” is often used to make excuses and overuse of the word can lull us into victim mode. Here are some typical why questions:
Why didn’t I get that job?
Why did I sell those stocks?
Why does that man keep staring at my wallet?
Why questions tend to be a complaint that either nature or nurture dealt you a poor hand. Continue reading “Asking the Right Question”
