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The Power of Words and Decisions

I think we forget how powerful our words can be. A few days ago I was presented with a wonderful opportunity and I had to wrestle with my answer of yes or no. Our answers have weight, they have power and they have opportunity. The opportunity to say No or the opportunity to say Yes can change the trajectory of your day, your week, your month, year, or life. What happens when we allow ourselves to lean into the power of our words and really take time to make decisions that can create an impact.

Decision making can be a quick or slow process depending on who you are and how you chose to make decisions. Each decision should be made with thought, processing what the pros and cons would be and exploration of what you are hoping to achieve with the decision that is in front of you. What would it be like if you stopped, thought of the pros and cons and really put your heart into the big decisions of your life? I know we live in such a fast pace time but there comes a time when we must stop and really think about our decisions. Would you be more confident in your decision making? Would you be more open to the stressors that could come with each decision? Would you be more aware of what you’re getting into?

Think about your decision-making process, what you may say yes to, what you may say no to and a time you wish you would have made a different decision. What would you do different? What would you do the same? Do you think its time to rethink your decision-making process and ways to make it fit into your thinking patterns more effectively?  Its never to late to know the power of your words, and its never to early to work on your decision-making process. We all have this power.


You have the power, good people 😊

 

 

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