Turn Your Problems Into A Hiccup For A Better Life

“Ma’am, we have a little hiccup” is what a new team member says any time he encounters a problem.

He immediately discounts the severity of the situation through his choice of words. His words put him and his team in a better mental state to solve an issue.

Most problems aren’t really problems.

The words you use are what you become.

“How you speak to yourself directly influences how you experience things in life,” teaches Tony Robbins.

What you say is what you become.

When everything is a problem, life would love nothing more than to give you more problems. That’s what you wished for — indirectly, at least.

“If your internal self-talk is negative, chances are that your external experiences will be negative as well.”

Don’t let the wrong words fuel your life.

Change your vocabulary.

One of the easiest ways to change your life is through one word.

Replace the word that will “transform the way you experience something negative.”

Start with your perpetual use of the word “problem,” issue,” or “disaster” into something menial, like a “hiccup.”