I said, “Good luck!” to our grandson before his soccer game, because that’s what you say. Or it’s at least what I tend to say. But then I thought about Formula 1 driver George Russell, and about how simple phrases, often repeated, can chart larger courses.
Take praise. Say you tended to receive this type of praise when you were a kid:
Both sound great, but another message hides inside each statement.
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