The Power of Positive Words
Our thought and words have a great influence on how we feel about ourselves and others. Children respond to words that give positive encouragement and these will empower them to do well. Negative words usually result in them feeling despondent, unworthy and unable to cope with what is expected of them.
Your subconscious mind works through your thoughts, so have happy and positive thoughts to help ensure a happy positive outcome for yourself and your family.
| Negative Disempowering Words | Positive Empowering Words |
|---|---|
| Should You Must Have to I Can’t Try Too hard I can’t afford it I can’t believe it Don’t forget Don’t drop that I’m sick and tired I’m dying to I am no good at that Bad shot I’m too busy I can’t wait I don’t deserve this You are a pain in the neck I am unlucky Hyperactive You’re a daydreamer Irritable Argumentative No one likes me You’re being naughty You’re selfish I’m no good at ball games |
Can or could I would like you to I want you to I will do my best Do your best It gets easier with practice My money is going on other things It is amazing Please remember Hold it carefully I need to change I really want to I can do better You can do better I will make the time I am looking forward to I am worthy of this Your actions could be better I deserve better Energetic You’re imaginative Sensitive Independent It takes time to make friends You can behave better You need to share more I need to practice my ball skills |
More:
- 7 Basic Principles of Health /
- 100 word Formula for Life /
- Meditation and Relaxation /
- The importance of developing a Community around your child /
- Balancing and Improving your Childs Health /
- Tips to Encourage Early Reading /
- The Power of Positive Words /
- The Benefits of Martial Arts for Children /
- Self-esteem Ideas for the Family /
- Breathing /
- Improving Brain Power /
Page updated 22 Aug 2007
