When looking for information a while ago, I phoned a local business. I wasn’t quite as prepared as I like to be. Some of us, you know, like to have all our questions lined up beforehand so we are clear about exactly what we need to know. It’s business-like; efficient for everyone involved. And it goes along nicely with that Choice Theory concept of knowing what you want. It’s helpful to know what you want because when you do, you’ll know when you have it.
But for this inquiry, my thoughts were vague and my questions were muddled, so they did, in fact, accurately reflect my situation. That is, I didn’t know exactly what I wanted. I wasn’t even completely sure what to ask so I could find out what I wanted to know.
I apologized for this. To my surprise, the proprietor responded with, “Don’t worry. We’re here to make it easier for you.” Continue reading
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