Two speakers argue that your words shape your reality. One warns that negative self-talk creates disease. The other shares her practice: she declares herself healthy and cancer-free, then walks and talks as if it's already true, rejecting "fake it till you make it" for actually embodying the outcome.
Whoever is listening to this right now, start to become aware of what you are saying to your body. Yes. Because I promise you, you're speaking death that is unnecessarily creating disease. Right.
And I have to just say that I always say to people, I already know the outcome of where my mind, my body, my health, my business, my relationships go when I speak death, darkness, or defeat. Yeah, it takes you down a long road to nowhere. I call it the pit. And I actually do not like the statement fake it till you make it. I actually hate that statement. But what I say is walk, talk, and act like it's done until it's done. So I would say I'm going to be the healthiest 40-year-old woman, mom that ever lives. I am cancer-free. Cancer is not my story anymore. Like, I am this, I am that, I am that, I will be that. And I walked and talked like her until I became her. People think like, why are you the way you are? It's why I constantly talk about how powerful our words are, what we speak over our life.
