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Keynote Speaker, ICF Certified Coach, Fortune 4 Learning Expert, Coaches leaders to move from toxic to transformative, Empathy& Career Coach, Author, DISC Facilitator, Professional Synergist, AthleticallyOptimistic.

"The words you use today, are building the person you will become tomorrow." 💡 This includes how you talk to yourself as well as to others. The way you talk to yourself impacts who you become. WHY? Because your thoughts transform into the words you use to shape your reality. 💫 Positive self talk is the blueprint for both confidence and emotional resilience. When you shift your inner dialogue, you can change your own perspective. Obstacles become opportunities, confidence grows and negative emotions begin to lose their hold on you. 💬 Speak well to yourself - speak kindness, encouragement and belief - the way you would to someone else you are trying to encourage. 🔆 Need help with this? DM me and let's chat. #SelfAwareness #Empathy #Resilience #Coaching #LearningAndDevelopment #Leadership #SelfTalk

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✨Kassy LaBorie

Professional Speaker, Author, Virtual Training Pioneer. Transforming “blah” into “aha” moments for your virtual learners and remote workforce!

3mo

I was just talking about this with a friend and then I open LinkedIn and here you are. Just in the moment of need. Wonderful! To a great day, and an excellent weekend! 🥂

Jakob Bovin

I work with leaders to achieve breakthrough results | 1,300 leaders can’t be wrong | Together, we fuel high performance in your team | We close the strategy to execution gap | We unlock your full potential

3mo

Absolutely true! Loren Sanders, MBA, ACC,PHR,SCP,CPM, CPTM How we speak to ourselves shapes our future. Positive self-talk builds confidence and resilience, transforming challenges into opportunities for growth.

Loren Sanders, MBA, ACC,PHR,SCP,CPM, CPTM Great call out! It's so easy to engage in negative self-talk and not even realize it's happening. I can see how positive self talk can have a much better outcome. Thank you for sharing this topic!!!

Andrew Smith MBA

Director Leadership Development @ Beacon | People Development, Talent Strategy

3mo

Words can indeed shape our reality. A shift in inner dialogue opens new horizons, transforming challenges into triumphs. How have you experienced this transformation?

Derek Mazzarella, CFP®

I help busy executives with strategies to build wealth, pay fewer taxes and crush retirement | Company Stock Planning | Retirement Planning

3mo

Positive self-talk is so important. If you see yourself in a good light, others will to. The same will happen if you use negative self-talk.

🌐Karen Miller

Diversity is a Fact. Equity is a Choice. Inclusion is an Action. Belonging is an outcome I Cultural Intelligence (CQ®) Certified Facilitator I EDI consultant I EDI content creator

3mo

And it starts with your thoughts

Beautifully said, Loren—our inner dialogue truly shapes our reality and paves the way for growth and resilience. 🌟

Sarah McLellan

Leader, Work Psychologist, Author & Speaker. Follow for posts about culture, leadership & making work human. Founder of Make It Human

3mo

Love this Loren. We always have opportunity to choose our words. These can be the start of a deliberate and perhaps different path... Thanks for the share!

Todd Greider

Certified Leadership Coach | Sales Enablement & Training | Helping Early Career to VP-Level Leaders Communicate with Clarity & Inspire their Teams through Accountability, Positive Energy, and Growth.

3mo

Positive self-talk is extremely powerful and one of the most underutilized approaches to personal growth. Likely because it is one of the most challenging things to change within ourselves.

Nick Lynn

Engagement & EX | Leadership | Culture

3mo

Brilliant. Many thanks Loren. We should choose words carefully.

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