Aubrey Carter

When you talk about the future, do you sometimes make the mistake of using the word will too often?

Find out if you're making this common mistake and how to avoid it.

Hey, Lindsay, how are you?

Hey there, Aubrey.

Doing well, doing well.

What about you?

I know it's on my list.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's on our list.

It's on our list.

Or do you live in the moment more?

Yeah, I do.

So when we took StrengthsFinder, one of my top five strengths, quote unquote, was, I don't know if it's called futurist or futuristic, but I do think a lot.

I feel like I spend a lot of time thinking about the future, kind of.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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Yeah, and I love that Payal asked this question, I guess, was it based on an episode?

Okay, so here's the question.

I wonder why Lindsay said, we'll see what happens instead of we'll see what will happen on the podcast.