Steven Stowers

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Just thinking about “shoulds” can set us on edge, by making us feel constrained and obligated. The resulting negative tone shifts us a little toward defensive mode, impairing our ability to think expansively and creatively about options. The word “could,” however, primes us with a sense of possibility, autonomy, and choice. By keeping us in discovery mode, it encourages us to summon our wisest, most insightful selves.
How to Have a Good Day: Harness the Power of Behavioral Science to Transform Your Working Life
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