Clegg argues that asking disempowering questions like "Why does it cost so much?" keeps you stuck. Reframe them instead: "How can I afford it?" or "How awesome will this be?" The questions you ask shape what you believe is possible.
People think that they are not doing better because they don't know the answer to how to do better. But the reality is they don't know how to ask the questions that will lead them to how to do better. Like, people say, well, people will make statements like, I can't afford it. Why does it cost so much? Like, I don't do that. I say, wow, how can I afford it? How awesome is it going to be when I get this? And so I don't ever allow myself to think, to believe that something's bigger than me. And I would recommend, I would urge all of you to do the same thing.
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