I totally agree with that quote and my life moto is 'If do nothing, nothing happens."
Two sentences are similar in that both emphasize the importance of expectation and behavior.
Altough I claimed 'response' in previous writing, it doesn't mean that we don't have to prepare anything.
Response eventually differs whether we simulate alternatives in our mind before or not.
Hey there, Ms. Yu Jin! Your reflection on proactive behavior is insightful, and I appreciate your emphasis on the importance of mental preparation in determining the effectiveness of our responses. It's a great reminder that thoughtful anticipation can significantly influence our outcomes.~T. Jenna
I totally agree with that quote and my life moto is 'If do nothing, nothing happens.
>>I totally agree with that quote, and my life motto is 'If you do nothing, nothing happens.
Two sentences are similar in that both emphasize the importance of expectation and behavior.
>>Both sentences are similar in that they emphasize the importance of expectation and behavior.
Altough I claimed 'response' in previous writing, it doesn't mean that we don't have to prepare anything.
>>Although I claimed 'response' in my previous writing, it doesn't mean that we don't have to prepare anything.
OR
>>Although I mentioned 'response' in my previous composition, it does not imply that we should forego preparation.
Response eventually differs whether we simulate alternatives in our mind before or not.
Correct, or
>>Responses ultimately vary based on whether we mentally simulate alternatives beforehand.