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		<title>Language That Changes Minds</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Language That Changes Minds. One of the most heartfelt testimonials I recently received from a client was: “Thank you so much, you really are the Jerry McGuire of Life Coaches.” It actually made my day, because although it was a relatively short testimonial compared to what I usually receive; it was potent with meaning and [...]]]></description>
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<p>One  of the most heartfelt testimonials I recently received from a client  was: <strong>“Thank you so much, you really are the <em>Jerry  McGuire</em> of Life Coaches.”</strong> It actually  made my day, because although it was a relatively short testimonial  compared to what I usually receive; it was potent with meaning and  gratitude.  It said so much, yet with a handful of  words.  Which brings me to the main theme of this  month’s newsletter:  Language That Changes Minds.</p>
<p>The  power of language still amazes me, because it has the power to start  wars, move nations, create revolutions, motivate a platoon, ignite  passion and bring tears of joy to your eyes.  Language  is a vehicle that can transport emotions from one end to another.  It can create pictures, sounds, feelings, scents and  tastes.</p>
<p>Language  can activate and manipulate almost all our sub-modalities resulting in  instant change in how we feel.  It can change how  we understand the world around us and offer us an array of colours to  choose from to paint our feelings, thoughts and emotions on the canvas  of our lives.</p>
<p>It  can shed light on a dilemma we may be facing, it can change our moods  and it can fire us up to complete something we’ve been putting off.  In fact, if you notice how inspirational leaders talk  to their audience, they always use animated words that trigger off  feelings of unity, vision, drive, purpose and passion.  They  carefully choose their words and construct paragraphs like a master  craftsman at work.</p>
<p>Most  importantly, we can change how we feel by what we say to ourselves and  the language we use internally.  Time and time  again, some of my clients know what they want and what they have to do  to get it.  Unfortunately, there’s a word they  always use  that is an energy vampire and that  word is: “But”.  Although “But” is used on a  regular basis in our everyday casual talk, it can have dampening effects  which can alter our path and weaken your dreams.  “But”  is a three letter word that can completely undo everything that came  before it.</p>
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<li>“I  can book myself the vacation of my dreams, thanks to this year’s bonus,  BUT I can’t be bothered with the way airports are these days.</li>
<li>“I  can lose weight and really get fit again, BUT….”</li>
<li>“I  really want to write this book I have in mind, BUT…”</li>
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<p>Imagine if none of the above sentences had a big “BUT”.  Imagine if those sentences ended before the word  “BUT”, and what a different impact they would have.</p>
<p>For the next 72 hours, try going on a “but” fast!  Completely eliminate it from your external and  internal dialogue and notice how you feel, notice how you’ll start  thinking and pay attention to the change in your motivation.  For the sake of this newsletter, I have only zoomed in  on one word (“but”), and there are many more that can ruin moods and  dampen dreams.</p>
<p>Let me just finish off with another positive addition you can  start doing.</p>
<p>“I can’t change my job,….”  Now add the  word “yet” and see how it changes the whole context.  “I  can’t change my job yet”.</p>
<p>Use language to change how you feel for the better.  A great way to start is to practice it on friends and  family, and notice what powerful changes a few well placed words can do.  Then make it a habit by cleaning your language.</p>
<p><em>Until Next Time……Live Don’t Just Exist. </em></p>
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<p><strong>Call now to book  an appointment</strong></p>
<p><strong>Tel:  +44 (0)207 602 5477 </strong></p>
<p><strong> <a href="mailto:taymour@guiding-light.net">taymour@guiding-light.net</a> </strong></p>
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