The power of healthy words
How would you like to improve the way you relate to others and
be more energetic at the same time without having to
do you buy anything?
Here is a surprising truth: one of the most powerful weapons
to improve your life is your own language!
A powerful mood buster is distressed by problems.
relations! Worrying about them can quickly sidetrack
necessary energy. So why not try a more effective way of
solve these problems?
Here’s a simple five-point plan for improving relationships.
and increasing your energy level at the same time.
1. Practice saying encouraging words instead of negative ones.
one is.
Focus on the qualities of other people that you can
affirm and dwell on those things instead of their faults.
This alone should do wonders for relieving stress in your
relations
Doctors know that prolonged anxiety hurts you, but healing
words can calm stress and a peaceful mind leads to
physical health also improved.
What we say can have a permanent effect for good or for
evil. Think of your own life when someone cheered
you. You still remember what they said, don’t you?
We store in our mind in a kind of mental art gallery what we
others have told us. What words of yours would you like?
have permanently installed in the mind of another person?
2. Avoid fueling verbal fires.
When someone starts exploding on you, watch out
about your answer Why burn down the house of your relationship?
with your own mouth? Try to spray water in an argument with
calm words instead of using a flamethrower.
How many marriages have been destroyed when in an attack of
people in anger hurl hurtful accusations at each other
that are never forgotten. You could also make a hole in
a feather pillow and let the feathers fly everywhere
and then try to collect them one by one! you can’t go back
neither do the damaging effects of those hurtful words.
Do you want to free yourself from a gripping verbal situation?
Practice waiting a while before responding to someone when
Are you angry. Then choose carefully what you are going to
tell. His answer might well be remembered by the rest of the
someone else’s life!
“A soft answer turns away anger, but a harsh word arouses
angel” (Proverbs 15:1 NIV).
3. Don’t be a loudmouth.
Listen more than you speak and think about what you go
say before you say it. Don’t blur whatever
in your mind.
People who constantly chat over and over about themselves and
their opinions strain their relationships. if you enjoy
hogging conversations, thinking about what other people
they may be experiencing when they are with you.
Also, the more you talk, the more likely you are to put
your foot in your mouth This is known as “foot in the mouth”.
Disease!” So think before you let out something you’re going to
sorry to say.
4. Nip hurtful speech in the bud by carefully choosing your
thinking.
If you could put what you’re thinking about on a CD, what would it be?
do you title it? Thought patterns will come out sooner or later.
later in your conversations.
Abraham Lincoln is remembered as one of the States
The best presidents of the United States of America. But he experienced
many failures along the way. These failures were in the
areas of formal education (which was very limited), business,
agriculture and in obtaining the desired political positions.
If Abraham Lincoln had thought of himself as a loser when
failed so many times in life, I could not have
fulfill your destiny.
5. Pray for healing words to tap into the Source of wisdom.
Consider praying about what he is saying. Here is a
sentence to the point:
“Set a guard, O LORD, before my mouth; guard the door of my
lips” (Psalm 141:3).
Do you want to have a better life? Choose better words!
Get a fresh start today to create beautiful art and word displays.
in the minds of other people with words of love and affection.