3 Reasons It's Important to Use I Statements

Update: 2021-01-21

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Why I Use "I" Statements

1. No one else can make you feel a certain way

2. Doesn't Place Blame

3. It makes people feel valued and like their opinion is valued

I statements are especially important when creating user stories and setting up Your Agile Home and Sprint goals through Scrum.

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3 Reasons It's Important to Use I Statements

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3 Reasons It's Important to Use I Statements

3 Reasons It's Important to Use I Statements