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A Major Case of the ‘Not Bad’s’
Recently I was working with a client who had come to see me because he wanted to let go of his stress and anger, and start feeling happier and calmer.
As I usually do, I asked him how his day had been, how things had gone since our last session and a few other questions to learn how much better things were since the last time we chatted.
To each question his response boiled down to ‘not bad’.
How often have you asked someone how they are, how their day has been, how something went at work or even about how their holiday was – and all you get is a ‘not bad’ (or maybe a ‘not bad thanks’ if you are lucky).
And, I suppose that if you think about it