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FAQs
What is the best answer to what's on your mind? ›
How about yourself?" Open and Honest:"I've been thinking a lot about [specific topic or issue]." OR "Honestly, I've been feeling a bit [emotion] lately and trying to process it." Specific Thoughts or Plans:"I've been brainstorming some ideas for [project or goal]." OR "I'm excited about [upcoming event or plan]."
How do you respond to I'm not good enough for you? ›What should the reply be? I'd say that I appreciated that you think that much of me, but nobody is to good for anybody. We tend to pick ourselves apart.
What do you call a question that makes you think? ›Rhetorical questions are said or written to make a point rather than to solicit an answer from the audience.
What to say when a guy says what's on your mind? ›So, I suggest telling him what you've been thinking about. If you can't remember, the honest thing to say is “I can't remember.” If you'd rather not discuss it, the honest thing to say is “I'd rather not discuss it.”
Do you mind what should be the answer? ›Originally Answered: If someone asks you “do you mind if I see that,” would I say “no (I don't mind)” or “yes (you can see that)”? correct. the answer is technically opposite of intuitive answer: affirmative: "no, i don't mind (if you see that).
What to tell someone who thinks they are not good enough? ›Here are a few of their very, very good suggestions.
- You're right, this sucks. ...
- You don't walk this path alone. ...
- I believe in you… ...
- How can I help? ...
- I'm here if you want to talk (walk, go shopping, get a bit to eat, etc.). ...
- I know it's hard to see this right now, but it's only temporary…
In a four-step process, it can do the same for you.
- Step 1: Face your fears. When you start asking yourself the right questions about why you're not feeling good enough, you'll find it's related to fear and anxiety. ...
- Step 2: Become accountable. ...
- Step 3: Re-focus on your goals. ...
- Step 4: Create a personalized plan.
Building Self-Acceptance through Positive Self-Talk (Handout)
- “I am a good and caring person and deserve to be treated with respect.”
- “I am capable of achieving success in my life.”
- “There are people who love me and will be there for me when I need them.”
- “I deserve to be happy.”
Jul 12, 2018
5 Powerful Questions Every People Manager Needs to Know and Use
- What do you think? Not rocket science is it? ...
- What makes you think this? ...
- Can you tell me more? ...
- How can I support you with this? ...
- What do you think are the next steps?
Questions That Make You Think About Your Life
- How long is your "now"?
- What was the moment where you felt most motivated?
- If you won the lottery, what would your "today" look like in five years?
- What are you holding onto that's holding you back?
- If you didn't know your age, how old would you think you'd be?
Jan 30, 2024
What are the 4 big questions of life? ›
You've already got answers to the five big questions of life:
- Where did I come from?
- Who am I?
- Why am I here?
- How should I live?
- Where am I going?
Nov 8, 2018
Questions to ask yourself to help challenge your negative thoughts or self-talk: Am I falling into a thinking trap, e.g. catastrophizing or overestimating danger? What is the evidence that this thought is true? What is the evidence that this it is not true?
What do you call a person who has an answer for everything? ›You may have heard people like this referred to as "know-it-alls." Many know-it-alls can be challenging to be around, but they may not mean any harm by their behavior.
What is a question that Cannot be answered? ›A “rhetorical question” cannot be answered.
What's on your on your mind? ›What are you thinking about? You look bothered. What's on your mind?
How do you tell someone what's on your mind? ›Take the time to contemplate where your beliefs come from and whether they are based in fact or opinion. Prepare ahead of time by researching your topic. Look for information that you agree with, but also look for opinions in opposition to your own. This new information should embolden when speaking your mind.
What does whats on your mind mean? ›“What's on your mind?” usually means either “What are you concerned about?” or “What exactly are you trying to say?” We usually ask this if someone seems a bit worried and/or is a bit slow in getting to the point.
Why can't I say what's on my mind? ›It's a tough call knowing when to speak out and when to hold your tongue. But if your default position is to always stay quiet, you may have learnt at some point in your life that it wasn't safe to say what was on your mind. Perhaps you feel anxious about confrontation, or you avoid conflict.