This originally started as a note on my iPhone to myself about how I “should” do certain things in order to grow my business.
However, I noticed that my language and word choice wasn’t serving me – and made the whole process feel heavy – so I quickly reframed my long list of “shoulds” into positive and empowering statements that actually inspire me
This was a real-time application of something that I talked about in another blog post that I wrote here
Here’s what I came up with (as you read through it, see how you can apply this type of conscious language choice in your life and business goals as well)
I choose to create a big, strong and compelling vision around the change that I want to see in the world
I choose to attract a group of people who share a similar vision in life and want to help spread the change that we both want to see in the world (collaborators and cause partners)
I choose to attract a team of people who see and believe in the depth of my genius and trust that it would do great things if fully harnessed, channelled and delivered (both for us and for the world)
I choose to attract a team of people who have a complimentary genius (and want to work together to do great things in the world)
It feels really empowering to go back and read that.
In fact, I already see a lot of it happening.
(And I just wrote these intentions a few days ago)
I think a lot of it has to do with the very intentional language I used.
This post originally started out with a bunch of statements around how I need to do all these things that I was feeling like I was “behind” on doing – and that started to create a feeling of dread.
Then, once I reframed it, it actually started to feel like a pleasant and empowering possibility for myself.
Now that I look back at it, I realize that I’ve been taking positive actions towards these statements without having to use any conscious “will” or “force”
It just feels like the natural course of action now.
And I think it’s because that’s what my subconscious mind has been processing and working on, after I had properly directed it.
If there’s a certain area of your life that you’d like to achieve more in, or that you’re feeling stuck about, make sure you pay close attention to the way you use your language around it.
Sometimes, a simple yet powerful shift in your language is all you really need to get yourself to flowing on a more positive trajectory.
I talk more about that in the blog I wrote here, as well as how to reframe your challenges into positive constructive statements that you can use to create your life in the most effective way possible
To learn more about how to do that, just click here