"Why?" This word will help you find your and other people's hidden motivations and drivers.
"How?" This word is even more important than the previous one. By asking how you can make something happen, you become solution-oriented.
"I see you." (Or: "I hear you.") We all want to be seen and heard. That's why these words can change your life and the lives of those around you. Use them frequently to assure others that you see them and hear them.
"I love you." Use these 3 words frequently with your loved ones (including yourself).
Many spiritual and religious traditions acknowledge the power of words to change lives.
For instance, in Jewish and Christian scripture the words יְהִי אוֹר("fiat lux" or "let there be light") play an important role. In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, we find the mantra ॐ ("aum" or "om").
Louise (founder of Leader for Good) is a Clarity Catalyst & Purpose Pathfinder. She’s a former lawyer and academic, originally from Germany, now living in the U.S. Louise loves helping people tune into true purpose, spark new clarity, and create work they can love. ➡️ Find out how she could support you at www.workyoulovecoach.com
Louise (founder of Leader for Good) is a Clarity Catalyst & Purpose Pathfinder. She’s a former lawyer and academic, originally from Germany, now living in the U.S. Louise loves helping people tune into true purpose, spark new clarity, and create work they can love.
➡️ Find out how she could support you at www.workyoulovecoach.com
You remind us of the power of words and language. A few short words can make all the difference.
Yes, so true! A few short words can really make a difference. Thanks for your comment, Larry!
Our words have power. These are a good place to start. Thanks Bere
Thank you for your comment, Joey!