Words mean what words say.
Legendary leaders and movement makers of the past have spellbound their followers by deploying the language of hope. And employing the vocabulary of possibility.
And yet in our current culture, too many potentially great people are super sloppy with the words they use.
...if something is good they call it “dope”.
...if something is cool they call it “sick”.
...if you deliver a great performance they’ll say “you murdered it”.
Yet dope and sick and murder are bad. Not good. Right?
The words you use program your self-identity. And your self-identity sets up precisely how you’ll perform, lead and be.
Cleaning out the victimspeak and installing leadertalk will not only upgrade your positivity and your energy, you’ll also notice that you’ll become far more attractive and influential to other people.
And this would be a lovely thing.
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