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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2020 · 9 MIN

The Language of Change

from Change by Attraction · host Esther Derby

The words we use shape our thinking, and our thinking shapes our actions.  The way people talk about change, influences how they plan for a change, what they expect, and how they interact with the people they hope will make changes. What if the language we use makes it harder to bring about the differences we want to see? In this episode, I’ll talk about how metaphor can shape expectation for change.I've just scratched the surface here. My understanding of  metaphors and cognition started with Metaphors We Live By  by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson.  Visit my website www.estherderby.com. Sign up for my newsletter to receive information about workshops, online classes, and more.7 Rules for Positive Productive Change is available on Barnes and Noble, Amazon, or from the publisher. 

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The words we use shape our thinking, and our thinking shapes our actions. The way people talk about change, influences how they plan for a change, what they expect, and how they interact with the people they hope will make changes. What if the language we use makes it harder to bring about the differences we want to see? In this episode, I’ll talk about how metaphor can shape expectation for change.

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