The key question you may ask yourself is:

“Am I re-creating the same, old, tired storyline—or am I telling a new, more exciting and fulfilling tale?”

 We can barely overestimate the power of our words—and the vibration from which they emanate. This vibration attracts the exact same mirror image of itself in our world—immediately!  

If you carefully observe the vibration you’re in at any given moment, and then notice the events that occur soon afterwards, you’ll get a sobering demonstration of the dynamic creative muscle of your everyday words in action. 

Once you track the exacting connection between the words we inhabit and the world we inherit, you’ll choose more carefully the words you use! 

Same Old, Same Old! 

A recurrent phrase spoken all day in the coffee shops and bars of Boston helped me become aware of the words we use—and the worlds we create. It was the common, local rejoinder: “Same old, same old!” 

One day, the five hundredth time I heard this comeback, I was jolted into a staggering awareness:  

“On, my God, in the guise of a friendly, innocent social response, these well-intentioned folk are re-creating the identical, boring, tired existence every day by repeating this command to the Universe each day: “Same old, same old.” People ask them, “How are you today?” And by the vibration and meaning of their reply, they’re unwittingly ordering the same old life selections every day! 

The Universe Is Listening 

Every time someone asks us, “How ya doin’?” … it’s also the Universe asking, “What will you have? What do you want today to be like?” 

You might say, “Oh, I know about the power of words.” Do you … really? Have you changed your choice of words? Do your carefully watch the vibration you’re in when you speak and write? 

Personally, I’ve also “known” all about the power of words for forty years—and yet, it’s only recently that I’ve discovered how immediately impactful that power is in my everyday life—in terms of my everyday joy and success. 

Take a Test Drive! 

Please don’t take my word for it. Find out once and for all—for yourself—the true might of your words.  

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