Be Impeccable With Your Word: A Review (First Agreement of the Four Agreements)

@coachmalek Did you know your words have magic power? ✨ According to this amazing book called "The Four Agreements," speaking with intention can totally transform your life! This week I'm diving into the first agreement: Be impeccable with your word. Basically, speak your truth with kindness and ditch the negativity (bye bye "I'm always late!" ). Even if you mess up sometimes (‍who doesn't?), this practice can boost your confidence and help you manifest your dreams. #TheFourAgreements #BookReview #WordsHavePower ♬ Lemonade (Instrumental) - Gucci Mane

Be Impeccable With Your Word: A Review (First Agreement of the Four Agreements)

Have you ever heard the saying "life and death are in the tongue"? This blog post dives into the power of our words and how they can shape our reality, according to the Toltec wisdom book "The Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz.

The book outlines four agreements that can supposedly transform your life, and the very first one is the toughest but also the most important: Be impeccable with your word.

Why is this so important?

• Words have creative power: The author refers to the Bible verse "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God" to highlight that our words hold the power to create.

• They shape how we manifest things: According to the book, our words embody our intentions and play a role in manifesting our dreams and desires.

• Our words impact how we see ourselves: This includes both self-talk and spoken words. By being mindful of what we say, we can cultivate a more positive self-image.

How to be impeccable with your word?

• Align your words with your actions: Don't say you'll do something if you don't truly intend to follow through. This builds trust and strengthens your own resolve.

• Choose your words carefully: Especially when referring to yourself! Avoid negative self-talk and instead speak kind and encouraging words about yourself.

• Be honest and upfront: If you can't commit to something, say so! It's better to be honest than to make promises you can't keep.

This agreement is a work in progress!

The author acknowledges that being impeccable with your word is a journey. We all make mistakes, but by being mindful of our communication, we can cultivate a more positive and empowered way of speaking.

So, what do you think? Will you try to be more impeccable with your word? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Stay tuned!

This blog post is just the first of a series exploring all four agreements from the book "The Four Agreements". Check back soon for the next video!