WOMEN AND WORD POWER

 

Words are powerful because they affect people emotionally, intellectually, and physically. They can have a lasting impact on a person's self-esteem, confidence, and overall well-being. How we speak to ourselves, and others can influence our thoughts, beliefs, and actions and even shape our perception of the world.

 Words have power. Their meaning crystallizes perceptions that shape our beliefs, drive our behavior, and ultimately, create our world. Their power arises from our emotional responses when we read, speak, or hear them.

Our words represent our beliefs, morals, prejudices, and principles—sometimes in ways we may not mean—and can shape an audience's perceptions of us as well as the issues about which we speak and write. And, our failure or refusal to speak or write certain words—intentional or not—sends similar messages.

But words are vital for our working life, our family life, our social life. It's important to have the words we need to communicate how we feel, what we need or what we are going to do next. Words can hurt people, they can make them feel happy, they can give a boost when it's most needed.

 WOMEN AND WORD POWER:

International speaker Sharon Jaynes believes that women have incredible power in their sphere of influence with the words they speak. Words are one of the most powerful forces in the universe, and they can be used for good or evil. When God created our world, He did so with words.

 Power words are a powerful tool to connect with an audience and persuade them to take action. When used correctly, these words can create an emotional connection that leads to more conversions. However, it's important to use power words in a way that is authentic to your brand voice and values.

 USING WORD POWER:

It's the energy of knowing that you are who you are, and therefore speaking and acting from your authentic self. It doesn't matter what your work is—if you're a teacher or a nurse or whatever; it is your presence that's the power. It's not power over anybody else. It's just the expression of who you are.

SETTING ASSERTING BOUNDARIES:

Asserting boundaries: Use power words like "respect" and "boundaries" when communicating your needs. “I respect myself” and “My boundaries are important” are great affirmations to try.

 WOMEN AND WRITING:

Writing allows women to explore their emotions and ideas freely and openly, whether in a diary, a blog, or on social media. It gives us time for reflection and introspection, helping us find our unique voice and express it to the world.

 The topics chosen as subjects of books, poems, and essays are characterized by the first-hand experiences people have from their lives. While the women's writing literary category covers a multitude of subjects and situations, there are clear common themes within works that reflect the ideals of more than one woman.

 One of the most popular themes of women's writing is its avowal to express and value women's own views about themselves as well as the world around them. Over the years, women's writing has bravely progressed towards an exploration of a woman's identity.

 Writing, however, offered a unique avenue for expression and self-determination. It allowed women to share their voices, explore their experiences, and even challenge societal norms, all from the privacy of their desks.

 SCIENCE BEHIND WOMEN WRITING:

 Scientists proved that fact: females on average are better in grammar than males. They process words differently, and they are better at tasks that require declarative memory. In females, the brain areas responsible for language work harder during language tasks.

 

Use this power to create a positive change and let us help each other to grow wisely and gracefully.