“What’s new…?”
A question asked millions of times a
day. Sometimes with genuine interest, and sometimes rhetorical, but always an
open-ended starting point.
“What’s new?”
What if the answer is a rhetorical, “nothing?”
Many people may feel that scenario is
the worst, and it does lend itself toward self-pity. “What do I say?” “Should I prep for the
question?” “I don’t want to look like a loser.”
According to succeedsocially.com, it
is very common: It can be hard to think
of what to say right away. That's one main reason these phrases often lead to
little awkward moments. People will often initially respond to, "How are
you?" with something like , "I'm good... I'm good... yeah, things are
okay..." to buy themselves time to come up with a better response. I think
everyone feels a little caught off guard and on the spot to come up with a
fascinating answer sometimes. Nothing unusual at all about taking a few seconds
to gather your thoughts.
Don't worry if you don't always have a great answer to the
literal "How are you?" question. Often we're really not up to much or
not a lot is new. The point is to get someone talking, and as long as that
happens then everything is fine. Plus if someone really does want to know
what's new in your life, saying "Not much" and then changing the
topic technically did answer the question.
It may seem like an
end-of-the-world-man-does-my-life-stink scenario, but it is not.
Not by a long shot.
Imagine your friends or loved ones
who are suffering from chronic pain. Imagine how they look at that simple
question.
“What’s new…?”
(“Nothing…nothing but pain at least.”)
Everyday chronic pain sufferers dread
the question for many reasons. Mostly because it asks if there is any change,
any hope in the fight against their chronic pain.
Dreading the question becomes hating
the question because it reflects the daily struggle.
“What’s new…?”
(“Nothing, nothing is new…I can’t do anything new—I can’t
even do the things I USED to do…so how could anything be new except an increase
in my pain.”)
Perhaps you are already aware and
quite sensitive to the question because you, a loved one, or friend already
suffers from chronic pain. Perhaps you have cringed at asking the question and
then catching yourself wishing it was a courtroom setting, and you could
voluntarily withdraw the question.
Because you know it hurts.
This is where Miracle Stretch® comes in. The
mission is to end the suffering of those who suffer in chronic pain, to end a
life of missing out and to return people to where they were before the
crippling pain.
…to literally be what is new.
The Piri-Stretcher® by Miracle Stretch® is an answer to “what’s
new?” And a positive one. We get updates on what’s new by the thousands. People
are finding that incorporating a simple stretch with the aid of a professional
stretching tool has been the answer, the difference, in their search for
success to fight chronic low back, buttocks, and leg pain.
The Piri-Stretcher® allows them to
get back in the game and become the person who looks forward to the question of
“hey-what’s new…?”
They can’t wait to tell you.
Their chronic pain has ended, and they
feel they have re-joined life. The best part? People can’t wait to help others
by sharing what they have experienced.
Go ahead, ask them…
“What’s new…?”
what are you selling? I would love to see what your product looks like before I purchase one. I want to see where my money is going. I have been through your slide show and I haven't seen anything to look at.
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