Taming the Tongue Quotes

“Even when you speak words in innocence and without intending any harm, it’s still possible to affect other people’s lives. Your words may have been meant as a way to enlighten or teach or inform someone else, but to the person on the receiving end they could sting, belittle or even hurt if they’re delivered incorrectly.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“The words you say may have a huge effect on other people, but they also affect you too. The words that come out of your mouth go into your ears as well as anyone else listening. Those words sink into your personality and play a part on your mood.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“The way you use and choose words defines who you are. How you use words touches you as well as those around you. Without really thinking about it, you can change another’s thoughts, beliefs and actions by using the power of words.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Your attitude doesn’t emerge from the things that happen to you. Instead your attitude comes from how you handle events and situations.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“The words you choose will form an impression of you in the recipient’s mind.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“No matter the situation, it’s possible to find a positive point of view to replace any negative thoughts. Work on finding positive affirmations that work for the situation you’re facing and you’ll find it’s much easier to work through any challenge before you.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Speak God's Word out of your mouth The Bible which is the Word of God tells us that, “The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.” (Proverbs 18:21) For as a man "thinketh in his heart, so is he" (Proverbs 23:7) and “For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks." (Matthew 12:34)”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing. The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“overlooking the good things in your life that you could be grateful for instead.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Self-pity is a negative emotion that focuses only on the things you perceives to be bad about your life or your situation. When you’re wallowing in self-pity about how nothing is going your way, you’re completely overlooking the good things in your life that you could be grateful for instead. When”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“No matter how little you have, there are things to be thankful for. Being grateful is an attack on self-pity. Every evening for the rest of your life write down at least one thing you are grateful for that day. Just do it. Once you have a list of items that make you happy, throw self-pity out of the window.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“You have it worse than everyone else and no one understands what you are going through. You feel sorry for yourself because it feels good to have a pity party. Self-pity and feeling sorry for yourself is comforting. No matter what happens, you are in control of how you act and what you do. You are the only key to how you react when someone dies, you lose your job or when someone cheats on you.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“By comparison, you can change a person’s life for the better with words. Your choice of words can build confidence and self-esteem. Your words have the power to make someone laugh or brighten their day. Your words can educate someone in such a way that brightens their understanding of a subject. Your words can let someone know you’re grateful for their efforts or thankful for their love and support.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“What you may not realize is that the words you say, and the words you hear from others have the power to change your entire life.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“The Lord will cause your enemies who rise against you to be defeated before your face; they shall come out against you one way and flee before you seven ways.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Developing a positive attitude is the key to attracting positive life experiences. People prefer associating with positive people who make them feel inspired, motivated and happy. In fact, when you radiate a positive attitude, it’s contagious. People around you start seeking your company, because you make them feel more positive just being around you. When you have an optimistic frame of mind, you’re far more likely to recognize opportunities when they arise. Developing a positive attitude can change your entire life.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“People prefer associating with positive people who make them feel inspired, motivated and happy.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Self-pity is a negative emotion that focuses only on the things you perceives to be bad about your life or your situation. When you’re wallowing in self-pity about how nothing is going your way, you’re completely overlooking the good things in your life that you could be grateful for instead.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Words have the power to strengthen relationships, but they also have the power to ruin them. A carelessly spoken word can cause irreparable harm in the mind of a loved one that can create a rift between you both. On the other hand, the words you use have the power to forge happy, trusting relationships that can last a lifetime.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Verbal communication is a rich and enriching jewel when used right. Words are beautiful. They express your emotions and thoughts. You have the freedom to choose the words you speak.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“The words you speak can uplift and inspire people to love, laugh and achieve great things. Your words can also instill a sense of fear, hatred, and even hopelessness in the person who is on the receiving end.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“In Psalm 1:1-3 New King James Version it says, Blessed is the man Who walks not in the counsel of the ungodly,     Nor stands in the path of sinners,     Nor sits in the seat of the scornful; But his delight is in the law of the Lord,     And in His law he meditates day and night. He shall be like a tree     Planted by the rivers of water,     That brings forth its fruit in its season,     Whose leaf also shall not wither; And whatever he does shall prosper.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Don’t let whiners and negative people bring you down. In fact, smile at them and see if you can find a way to highlight a potential good side to whatever they’re moaning about. If they insist on staying negative, end the conversation politely and go hang out with more positive-minded people instead.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“No weapon formed against you shall prosper, And every tongue which rises against you in judgment You shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord,”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words

“Developing a positive attitude is the key to attracting positive life experiences.”
― Alex Uwajeh, Taming the Tongue: The Power of Spoken Words