Power of Words! Climaxing your Chores like Getting Shit Done!

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Hi Doc, all,

 

The POWER of WORDS! We know their power for energy medicine and healing, for hypnosis, nlp, silva, etc.

and of course for marketing.

 

I just wanted to share something ( perhaps a bit too much information for some LOL ? ) about

the importance of words.

 

This is a reminder to many and yet it may actually get even those who think they know to REALLY KNOW...

 

For instance, I THOUGH I knew the importance of words and yet I have been saying "I have to get shit done!"

more and more and more lately and with some extra "side effects" I will get to later on...

 

Anyway, you probably are familiar with how a person who often complains that

someone in their lives is a "pain in the neck" oftens gets neck pains...

 

That "pain in the ass..." can also lead to certain "discomforts" so most of us have phased out

these "unpleasant" phrases and have probably also complained less.

 

Now, perssonally I have always loved language. I love to read, I write e books and much of what I do with

hypnosis and shamanic rituals deals with stories and reframing and loops, etc.

 

So this all made a lot of sense to me and I have been extra careful with

being grateful for what I have and being open to more good opportunities and experiences.

Learning to accept myself while still improving things that I can improve.

 

Rather than bitch and complain about something I look at it as a lesson and so I

was surprised to learn a new twist on the POWER of WORDS!

 

One of the things I most admire about Doc and people like him ( Wood Elements etc. )

is that they "get shit done!" And this is even how he markets some of his seminars, products, etc. This

is great for marketing because it is a powerful image.

 

However, for someone ( Me ) who leans more towards "imodium AD" spectrum than the laxative sepctrum,

I needed to find more balance and so I looked for a powerful phrase that is motivating without the other "effect"

 

Now I realized that I have to be more careful--- "getting things done" sounds bland

where as "climaxing my chores" has a nice ring to it You finish your tasks yet feel

surprisingly satisfied

 

Michael Twomey

 

P.s. My "to do" lists have been more and more fun to "complete" these days...

and my clients also finding themselves more successful...