Words Might Be Costing You More Than You Think.
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I get this question more than any other. Is this word bad? Should I stop saying it? And the answer is always the same. Words aren't good or bad. They're just words. But every word you say sends a signal to the person hearing it. And here is the thing most people don't know. Every one of us has been lied to, manipulated, let down by someone who turned out not to be who we thought. And our brain filed that away. It built a library of how those people sounded. Now that library runs in the background of every conversation we have. The moment someone uses one of those patterns, an alarm goes off. Not loudly. But it goes off. The innocent person, the nervous person, the people pleaser. They're triggering that alarm without knowing it exists. In this episode of How Words Work, Jack Fox shows you how to audit your own words, understand what signal they're sending, and decide for yourself whether that signal is one you want to keep paying for. How Words Work is a weekly podcast with Jack Fox.
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