Listen to the way you talk.
Notice the way you think.
Do you say/think, “I’ll try …”
and, with it, you feel bound to fail?
Imagine saying, “I am committing myself to … today.”
“I am making a commitment today to …”
feels more powerful than, “I’ll try …”
You can also,
“Set an intention for (someone’s name here) highest good.”
This is used in Healing Touch energy work.
Before beginning, the practitioner
“sets an intention for the client’s highest good.”
As a healthcare provider, I can set an intention
for the highest good of my next patient as I enter the room.
As a coach, I can set an intention
for the highest good of my client before we meet for a session.
When I choose to use this in my daily life,
I can set an intention
for the highest good of the people I encounter.
Setting an intention for good for another person
is also a way to choose to be accountable for
my thoughts and words and actions towards others.
I intend to …
I mean to …
I plan to …
I will take action to …
When I set an intention,
I am making a choice for good things to happen.
When I set an intention,
I am making a choice to be ‘intentional’ about what I do and say.
