Words are powerful

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Words are powerful

The words you use define your reality. They are the building blocks of your thoughts, and your thoughts are the building blocks of your reality. 

Here are some examples of how words can change your reality:

  1. If you say you are a failure, you will fail. If you say you are a success, you will succeed.
  2. If you say you are a loser, you will lose. If you say you are a winner, you will win.
  3. If you say you are a victim, you will be a victim. If you say you are a victor, you will be a victor.

Here are the words that should be removed from your vocabulary and speech:

  1. I can't
  2. I have to
  3. I am T-word (tired, by far the most dangerous word)

Here are the most powerful words that should be added to your vocabulary and speech:

  1. I like myself
  2. I'm the best
  3. I'm responsible
  4. I can do it
  5. I don't have to do it
  6. I choose to do it
  7. I forgive myself

Cheers! 

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