Claiming is the secret of making something work — or seeing it fail
Claiming is the secret of making something work — or seeing it fail. We should know that is true because we make dozens of claims every day about what we cannot do and sometimes about what we can do.
Claiming is the secret of making something work — or seeing it fail. We should know that is true because we make dozens of claims every day about what we cannot do and sometimes about what we can do.
What we claim we cannot do has more punch because we are more decisive about the downside of anything than we are about our ability. Listen, when we begin to talk, we make a claim — it is easier than going against the world’s system of meeting hardship and finding challenges instead of help. Every time we agree with someone that it is time to quit, we know that it is time to stay quiet and say something positive.
When we give hope even a tiny opening to come back in, it will, and very soon things begin to change for the better.
