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Today Tom is feeling different.

Is Tom feeling like he always feels? No, Tom isn’t feeling like he always feels. How is he feeling? He is feeling different. Who is feeling different? Tom is feeling different.

He is carefully opening each email and instead of deleting the junk mail, he is responding with a resounding ‘yes.’

Is he quickly opening each email? No, he isn’t quickly opening each email. Is he carefully opening each email? Yes, he is carefully opening each email. Is he deleting the junk mail?

No, he isn’t deleting the junk mail. How is he responding? He is responding with a resounding “yes”. Is he responding with a mild “yes”? No, he isn’t responding with a mild “yes”. He is responding with a resounding “yes”.

Yes, he would like to buy some Viagra.

Yes, he is interested in meeting women on the Internet.

Yes, he would like to share the details of his bank account.

Tom isn’t replying with a “yes” to all of his spam email for fun; he’s doing an experiment.

Is he replying with a “yes” to everything? Yes, he is replying with a “yes” to everything. Is he replying with a “yes” to everything for fun? No, he isn’t replying with a “yes” to everything for fun. Why is he saying “yes” to everything? He is doing an experiment.

He is hoping to see how his life will change if he simply says ”yes” to everything for just one week.

Is he hoping to become more negative? No, he isn’t hoping to become more negative. What is he hoping to see? He is hoping to see how his life will change if he simply says ”yes” to everything for just one week.

When Tom moves from England to New York City he notices that his New York friends are saying “yes” to things much more than his English friends.

What are his friends saying more of? His friends are saying, “yes” more. Are they saying, “yes” more than his friends from England? Yes, they are saying “yes” more than his friends from England. Which friends are saying “yes” more than his friends from England? His New York friends are saying “yes” to things much more than his English friends Their positive attitudes are making them more open to new experiences and having fun.

Are their positive attitudes making them more open or less open to new experiences? Their positive attitudes are making them more open to new experiences. Are their positive attitudes making them more open or less open to having fun? Their positive attitudes are making them more open to having fun.

He is planning to bring this “can-do” attitude along with him when he moves back to England.

What is he planning to bring back to England? He is planning to bring this “can-do” attitude back to England. Who is planning to do this? Tom is planning to do this.

He is wondering what doors might open if he lives from a place of affirmation.

Is Tom wondering what doors might open? Yes, Tom is wondering what doors might open.

But it isn’t so easy. He is quickly reverting to his old ways, and finding himself habitually saying “no”, even to things that sound quite fun.

What is Tom quickly reverting to? Tom is quickly reverting to his old ways. Who is quickly reverting to his old ways? Tom is quickly reverting to his old ways. Is he habitually saying “no”? Yes, he is habitually saying “no”.

After he turns down an offer to see his favorite band, he is thinking that he needs to do something to break the cycle of negativity.

Is he thinking he needs to do something? Yes, he is thinking that he needs to do something.

Is he thinking he needs to do something to break the cycle of negativity? Yes, he is thinking he needs to do something to break the cycle of negativity.