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The questions that steal 92 minutes of your week. February 02, 2011 |
Hello and welcome to this week's short time management tip that reveals The Questions that steal 92 minutes of your week..
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Time Management Tip
How the wrong Questions steal your time.
Last week a client gave me a great book (thanks Dan) called The Question Before the Question, by John G Miller. It is a fantastic book. One chapter talks about the types of questions you ask yourself.
Questions that start with Why or When are victim questions. Why and When questions create negative feelings and a sense of helplessness. They lead to procrastination, indecision and confusion about what is important.
Asking When and Why questions wastes your precious time.
Here are some examples of when and why questions.
Say these out loud. You probably feel powerless and frustrated.
Replace the questions with more useful questions. Start the question with How or What. Here are some examples:
The BENEFIT of the right type of question is feeling positive, energized and you get into action mode, which saves at least 92 minutes a week.
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