Aug 18, 2020
When moving from "if then" toward "if when," many see the two phrases as being similar. However, "if when" is more assertive and actionable. The word "when" is a scheduling word. When you say "when," you put it on your calendar to actually do a project. "When" means there’s an actual start date. If you want to move from "if then" to "if when," you need to start. (see past episode on: Proactive vs. Reactive)
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