Inventing a new language for yourself means having positive internal dialogue.
Speaking highly of yourself.
Speaking life into your visions.
It's choosing words that build you instead of break you.
It also means expanding your vocabulary... not just to sound intelligent, but to have conversations with substance. Conversations that inspire, inform, & challenge the way you think.
The positive internal dialogue is a game changer because the more you feed your mind good thoughts, the more they become second nature.
You stop second-guessing yourself.
You become more confident in your decisions because you've trained your mind to believe in what you're capable of.
Your actions begin to align with the person you've been speaking into existence.
Addressing your natural talents is the practice of turning your gifts into your religion.
Not worshipping the gift itself, but honoring it enough to practice it.
To nurture it.
To make time for it.
To trust that what comes naturally to you isn't random.
Maybe our gifts aren't meant to be discovered once.
Maybe they're meant to be returned to over & over again.
You don't need a super serious why.
Sometimes it's all about doing it because it makes you feel full.
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I really like the idea of “inventing a new language.” The words we use with ourselves quietly become the beliefs we act on. And the part about returning to our gifts instead of chasing them once really stood out. Maybe purpose isn’t something we find one time—maybe it’s something we choose to practice every day.