The Power of Words
January 24, 2023
The Power of Words. Words are so much more powerful than we even realize. In this episode, David Dubé discusses how we rarely realize the power and authority words actually have over us in our everyday lives and what we can do to begin to change that, today. It's vitally important to begin understanding the power words have and to start using them in a way that's empowering instead of disempowering.
The Power of Words. The words we use in our everyday lives has a great impact on us, what we do, and how we perceive the world. By not realizing the power words have over us we often will become victims of those words.
We identify ourselves by our words. Who we are is often identified by how we either feel or by what we do, our jobs and/or career path. This impart, is because we hold much value in the definitions of what we say and do. To say "I'm an architect" is to say I've spent lots of money on school and am now someone of importance. To say, "I'm depressed" is to say I identify as someone who is being depressed.
However, there's a huge difference between someone saying, "have a blessed day" and someone sneering "you rac!st m0th3r f*ck3r!" Why is this so?
Well, there are several factors at play here;
First is your level of consciousness (go back and listen to the episode Why Some Relationships Should NEVER Workout)
The second is your allowance of authority those words have over you. If those words have little meaning to you, then they won't hold any power over you, however, if you value those words or the person who's wielding those words then you'll find yourself submitting to them.
Words only carry power only if we allow them to.
If you'd like to join our private community or set up a one-on-one consult with David Dubé you can do that @ https://relationships-first.com
To find out more about David Dubé and to work with him visit https://daviddube.com
We identify ourselves by our words. Who we are is often identified by how we either feel or by what we do, our jobs and/or career path. This impart, is because we hold much value in the definitions of what we say and do. To say "I'm an architect" is to say I've spent lots of money on school and am now someone of importance. To say, "I'm depressed" is to say I identify as someone who is being depressed.
However, there's a huge difference between someone saying, "have a blessed day" and someone sneering "you rac!st m0th3r f*ck3r!" Why is this so?
Well, there are several factors at play here;
First is your level of consciousness (go back and listen to the episode Why Some Relationships Should NEVER Workout)
The second is your allowance of authority those words have over you. If those words have little meaning to you, then they won't hold any power over you, however, if you value those words or the person who's wielding those words then you'll find yourself submitting to them.
Words only carry power only if we allow them to.
If you'd like to join our private community or set up a one-on-one consult with David Dubé you can do that @ https://relationships-first.com
To find out more about David Dubé and to work with him visit https://daviddube.com