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raymond spillers
raymond spillers CHEP

RT-104 want to - have to

this particular sector having to do with want to have to has opened my thought process considerably in that or by realizing that we do not have to do anything as long as we are willing to accept the consequences, but more than that, it gives the instructor an important tool to use with the students by showing them a way to change there outlook (para-dyne)into how they might perceive a particular situation from a negative outlook to a more positive outlook and by doing this start to enjoy the subject matter and become more positively involved in the training. "I like it"

Jeffrey Schillinger
Jeffrey Schillinger

Raymond,

I found things like saying "I get to" instead of "I have to" makes a huge difference on my outlook.

Jeffrey Schillinger

Juwana Johnson
Juwana Johnson

Saying I want to and I get to instead of have to makes it seem more like a privilege to do the things that are necessary instead of a task

Zbigniew Ziolkowski
Zbigniew Ziolkowski

It "trick" my head in right direction and into better attitude

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