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“Luck conforms to normal probability curves. Most people will have average luck and some people will experience extra good luck or extra bad luck. A handful will have good luck so extraordinary that it will be indistinguishable from magic. The rules of probability guarantee that such people exist.”
Boredom can also lead to risky behaviour. Surveys among people with addictions, including substance and gambling addictions, suggest that their levels of boredom are generally higher, and that episodes of boredom are one of the most common predictors of relapse or risky behaviour.
Why Boring Streets Make Pedestrians Stressed and Unhappy – Colin Ellard | Aeon Essays
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I asked Renna many questions as she reflected back on being fifteen. The why was found a few layers down in her story. In order to discover it, I asked her to • return to the scene • describe it in detail using all five senses (the sights, sounds, smells, textures, etc.; include both characters and circumstances) When you ask these exploratory and reflective questions your client will be directed to recall even the smallest details. Ask Better Questions • What was she/he like? • How did they/that make you feel? • What drew you to her/him? There is always one character in the story that holds the why.
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