Mother Theresa was a wise woman.

 

In this simple quote she revealed her awareness of the power of words.

 

She knew whatever you focus on, you magnify.

 

Instead of putting her energy into being against war, she put her energy into being for peace.

 

A subtle yet powerful difference.

 

 

 

The problem is most people focus on what they don’t want. And that’s exactly what they continue to experience. What they don’t want.

 

For example,

 

You might hear someone say, “I’m sick of always being stuck in debt.”

 

Well if you don’t want to be in debt, what do you want?

 

Let’s say you’re $50,000 in debt. Instead of saying “I want to pay off $50,000 of debt”, you can shift your language to “I want to increase my wealth by $50,000 or more”.

 

This tweak in language shifts your focus from being against debt to being for wealth.

 

If you reflect on your life right now, can you see where you’ve been against something?

 

Energetically, how did it feel to be against something?

 

If you’re anything like me, when you’re against something you feel pissed off. You feel angry. This can be useful for some initial motivation. But it’s not sustainable energy to operate from. It’s draining. 

 

Plus, life’s too short to feel pissed off and angry all the time.

 

 

I sometimes wonder,

 

What if the billions of dollars that go into researching how to cure diseases went into advancing healthy living? 

 

What if the world was for health instead of against disease?

 

Any who,

 

The message this week is simple.

 

Choose your words carefully. Because what you verbalise you create. For better or worse.

Have a great day,