Thorsten Gohl: The power of ‘Not yet’
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There are two small words that can change the way we see ourselves: Not yet.
Think about the difference between these two sentences:
“I cannot skate.”
“I cannot skate yet.”
The first sentence sounds final. It closes the door. The second sentence leaves the door open. It reminds us that we are still learning. A child might say, “I cannot catch the ball.” Not yet. A teenager might say, “I am not good enough to join the team.” Not yet. An adult might
Think about the difference between these two sentences:
“I cannot skate.”
“I cannot skate yet.”
The first sentence sounds final. It closes the door. The second sentence leaves the door open. It reminds us that we are still learning. A child might say, “I cannot catch the ball.” Not yet. A teenager might say, “I am not good enough to join the team.” Not yet. An adult might
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