Speak Like the Leader You're Meant to Be

The words you deploy can be weapons of mass inspiration.

“I CAN get this done,” wreaks magic into your life, when repeated to the point that all hypnosis of limitation vanishes from your thinking.

 Use the language of heroism and the conversation of courageousness and you electrify your followers, reminding them of the call on their lives to present their gifts to the world.

Employ the self-talk of superstardom and you hardwire the faith and confidence needed to believe in your mighty mission even when you're only an army of one.

Stand true to your right to be great. And talk like the leader, visionary and possibilitarian you are.

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Get your precision of languaging right. I'm no master. I'm not perfect. I'm flawed. I'm a human being. But one thing I get right is I'm very calibrated about the words I use because like I say, the great leaders, how did they transform humanity? It was through their words. How did the great military generals get their armies to go out there on fire? It was through their words. Words can free nations. And as we know from history, words from evil leaders have destroyed humanity, caused brutality. Words are that powerful. They not only affect your interior psychology and your identity, they have a profound impact on the world around you. So I don't call autumn fall. I don't want to say we're going to have a great fall because I don't want to and influence my subconscious to say to my team, hey, we're going to have a great fall. because they're going go, okay, got it. But subconsciously that's suggesting a fall, a failure. So I said, we're going have an awesome autumn. I can't wait to execute on our deliverables and our big five for the next three months. When I communicate with my children, I'm so careful because one phrase spoken to a child could set up a wound and a limiting belief that destroys their potential over the course of a lifetime. A little kid is singing and you say, shut up. Your voice is terrible. That could set up a core belief and an emotional wound so that they never sing again. You say to your child in a moment of frustration and irritation because you haven't worked on your gracefulness within. You're not very smart or you can't do that. If you're a teacher, And you say, you know what, you can never be an astronaut. You can never be an empire maker. You're not smart enough to do this.And some teachers said that to me along my journey. You'll never finish university. just to share the reality, I not only finished university with a science degree, but I did a law degree and then a master's of law degree. And I only share that, which is I haven't had it easy. I've been put down. I have had teachers who didn't see my potential. That's just reality. You want to block out the noiseand listen to the signal, which is you're built to be a possibilitarian. You're built to be great. You have genius within you. So calibrate your languaging, so your words toyourself are world class. And also the words you use to your team, to your customers, to your loved ones. So incredibly important. If you look at the 95 % card carrying members of the cult of mediocrity, they're so sloppy with their languaging. Don't be silly. Punch yourself in the face. I hate that customer. This job is going to make me sick. And they repeat it over and over. And then they wonder why they have an illness 10 or 15 years down the road.