Words always matter
To mind what I say
and choose the words I speak very carefully has always been something I have
held close to my heart and in my communication. Words so easy spoken and
forgotten by a speaker can be indelible markers on the listener and hearer to
whom the speech is directed.
The choice of words,
the order of the words making sentences, the delivery of words in emphasis and
cadence, how that variance conveys meaning and intent whilst governing
comprehension or misunderstanding, is an art in itself, of effective communication.
Words can be seared
into memory deeper than they can be reached to be erased. In the unguarded use
of words can be the seeding to an avalanche of destruction. Yet, with words, you can
lift and elevate, encourage and bolster, bless and praise, turning things
around in unimaginable and unexpected ways.
I have the surfeit of
words and the economy of words, in what I write and what I say, if I have
nothing to contribute, give, or say, then the absence of words in maintaining
my silence and my peace is good too. Choose your words in the consideration of
how it can affect people or situations and be constantly and totally aware of
the effect of what you have said or written.
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