H2Andy
Contributor
i do not agree that simply asking "should i do x" would disqualify you for doing x
in fact, "should i do x" indicates the sort of mature person who might be ideal
for doing "x"
it's the people who don't stop to ask "should i do x" that worry me, and just because
they don't ask doesn't mean they're ready
the bottom line is, asking "should i do x" is just a question, and the answer could
be "yes" or "no" and you simply dont' know until you start asking that, first of yoruself,
and then of others
this will be true when someone is a beginner, since most things will be new
and unfamiliar
"should i do x" indicates to me a thinking diver, and that's always a good thing
in fact, "should i do x" indicates the sort of mature person who might be ideal
for doing "x"
it's the people who don't stop to ask "should i do x" that worry me, and just because
they don't ask doesn't mean they're ready
the bottom line is, asking "should i do x" is just a question, and the answer could
be "yes" or "no" and you simply dont' know until you start asking that, first of yoruself,
and then of others
this will be true when someone is a beginner, since most things will be new
and unfamiliar
"should i do x" indicates to me a thinking diver, and that's always a good thing