Wael Ibrahim – A minute with the Aware Academy #01 – Try or Do

			Hi, everyone, my name is Wally Brahim, the founder of the aware Academy global. And I'm here to
address you on a very, very important topic. And that is language the importance of using language
and its impact on our behavior. And in particular, I want to address the word try versus do. You're
watching a minute with the aware Academy video series, where we will be giving tips and tricks in a
minute or so time to help you cope with your * consumption, * addiction and other perhaps
sexual dysfunction so that you can do your best to get rid of your addiction. You see, I've been
dealing with * addicts for the past 13 years or more. And most often repeated sentences or
		

			phrases that I've heard from them was, I'm going to try my best or let me give it a try. Look, the
word trial is good and everything and it's good to try. However, it's not that great. It does not
really help you to achieve greatness because the word try leaves that room for excuse that you know
what I tried my best, and I couldn't accomplish what I wanted. So I'm not going to get back to it.
But the word do is a different word. It helps you to keep doing what you have started no matter what
even if you failed once, twice, thrice, you're going to keep doing what you have started in order
for you to reach your destination. So as john Maxwell said on once before, let this day be a due day
		

			instead of a try. They do yourself a favor and go do your best