Goodness-Filtering Questions To Ask - Deepstash

Goodness-Filtering Questions To Ask

  • Does this information benefit me or the other person?
  • Will it make them or me a better person and evoke positive emotions?
  • Will the situation of those involved improve?

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“An idea is something that won’t work unless you do.” - Thomas A. Edison

Socrates’ triple filter test is an excellent guide, both for what we’re going to say and for what we’re going to listen to. Gossip Girl, anyone?

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