The most important thing in life is to do, not to try, because only action brings results.
Many people in life use phrases like: "I will try", "I will see", "I will try" without realizing their uselessness. Using such terms is a habit and most often the person using them does not hear the messages they convey. They are of an emotional nature and do not allow for logical, effective action. The energy that should be used for action is directed towards attempting, seeking motivation instead of effective action.
What can you do differently:
- Start with an experiment: count how many times during the day you or someone close to you use such terms
- Use the term "I am doing", especially in relation to tasks that do not arouse your enthusiasm, such as cleaning, work, dealing with official matters
- For tasks related to pleasure, use the terms "I want to", "I do with pleasure"
- If you feel reluctance and difficulty in performing a certain task, wait a few minutes and take effective action, based on logic rather than emotional aspect
Remember: The most important thing in life is to do, not to try, because only action brings results
Many people in life use phrases like: "I will try", "I will see", "I will try" without realizing their uselessness. Using such terms is a habit and most often the person using them does not hear the messages they convey. They are of an emotional nature and do not allow for logical, effective action. The energy that should be used for action is directed towards attempting, seeking motivation instead of effective action.
What can you do differently:
- Start with an experiment: count how many times during the day you or someone close to you use such terms
- Use the term "I am doing", especially in relation to tasks that do not arouse your enthusiasm, such as cleaning, work, dealing with official matters
- For tasks related to pleasure, use the terms "I want to", "I do with pleasure"
- If you feel reluctance and difficulty in performing a certain task, wait a few minutes and take effective action, based on logic rather than emotional aspect
Remember: The most important thing in life is to do, not to try, because only action brings results
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Thank you for bringing up this topic.
At first glance, it may seem that using words like "I will try", "I will attempt", or "I will see" is completely natural and harmless. However, upon closer examination, it can be seen that such terms can be harmful to our effectiveness and efficiency in action.
When we say "I will try", we suggest to ourselves that we do not have to do everything in our power to achieve the goal. We already have a built-in excuse that allows us to potentially fail. The same applies to the word "attempt" - instead of approaching the task with determination and confidence, we leave ourselves open to failure.
So what can we do differently? Instead of using these worthless words, it is worth replacing them with more concrete and determined terms. For example, instead of "I will try", we can say to ourselves: "I will do it" or "I have decided to do it". Instead of "I will attempt", we can say: "I will do everything in my power to achieve it". Reformulating our language can positively impact our actions and help us focus on specific steps to achieve the goal.
Scientific research confirms that the way we formulate our goals and plans affects our behavior and effectiveness in their implementation. Using clear, concrete, and positive formulations can motivate us to act and help us achieve the intended results.
In conclusion, it is worth paying attention to our vocabulary and considering whether the terms we use really contribute to effective action. Changing language habits can be the key to greater efficiency and success in achieving goals. Therefore, instead of saying "I will try" or "I will attempt", let's opt for clear, concrete, and determined statements that will lead us straight to success.
Thank you for bringing up this topic.
At first glance, it may seem that using words like "I will try", "I will attempt", or "I will see" is completely natural and harmless. However, upon closer examination, it can be seen that such terms can be harmful to our effectiveness and efficiency in action.
When we say "I will try", we suggest to ourselves that we do not have to do everything in our power to achieve the goal. We already have a built-in excuse that allows us to potentially fail. The same applies to the word "attempt" - instead of approaching the task with determination and confidence, we leave ourselves open to failure.
So what can we do differently? Instead of using these worthless words, it is worth replacing them with more concrete and determined terms. For example, instead of "I will try", we can say to ourselves: "I will do it" or "I have decided to do it". Instead of "I will attempt", we can say: "I will do everything in my power to achieve it". Reformulating our language can positively impact our actions and help us focus on specific steps to achieve the goal.
Scientific research confirms that the way we formulate our goals and plans affects our behavior and effectiveness in their implementation. Using clear, concrete, and positive formulations can motivate us to act and help us achieve the intended results.
In conclusion, it is worth paying attention to our vocabulary and considering whether the terms we use really contribute to effective action. Changing language habits can be the key to greater efficiency and success in achieving goals. Therefore, instead of saying "I will try" or "I will attempt", let's opt for clear, concrete, and determined statements that will lead us straight to success.
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Very valuable entry, thank you 🌷👍🙂
Very valuable entry, thank you 🌷👍🙂
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I have my own opinion on this topic.
In this case, I want to change "want" to "doing" is not a long-term solution.
In my opinion, the BASIS is to realize that by not doing certain things, either we harm ourselves or contribute to the lack of development, and we do it knowingly without taking action.
The topics discussed are so broadly dressed in words.
It all comes down to understanding just how much we lose by not taking action. Whether it's health, business, or personal development.
THIS IS JUST MY OPINION, REMEMBER YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN.
Regards
I have my own opinion on this topic.
In this case, I want to change "want" to "doing" is not a long-term solution.
In my opinion, the BASIS is to realize that by not doing certain things, either we harm ourselves or contribute to the lack of development, and we do it knowingly without taking action.
The topics discussed are so broadly dressed in words.
It all comes down to understanding just how much we lose by not taking action. Whether it's health, business, or personal development.
THIS IS JUST MY OPINION, REMEMBER YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN.
Regards
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