I think everyone agrees that words are powerful, but I'm not sure that everyone adheres to the importance of our words. I remember once when I was on vacation in Florida, visiting Cape Canaveral.

Words are the most powerful commodity on the planet. Let me share some examples of their power. Many years ago, I was a first-year teacher at a very rough middle school in Portland, Oregon.

Sir Winston Churchill once remarked, “Words are the only things that last forever.” Words have real power. Words create. Words will affect others. Like an indelible ink marker, words can leave ...

Words are powerful. They can build up or they can tear down. They can bring joy or they can bring pain. In fact, the Bible says, “Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who ...

“What Are Words, Really?” by Alexi Lubomirski, illustrated by Carlos Aponte. (Ages 4 through 8. Candlewick Press. $17.99.) This bold, bright ode to the power of words blends colorful art with ...

Words you may be using to try and protect yourself are undermining your power. You are entitled to your opinion. Don’t undermine your authority to have one.

Words are powerful, and words spoken by leaders have even more power. Because you’re a leader, your words can build up or tear down. They can either stoke or dampen enthusiasm.

These two words are the most powerful you will ever know and are innate to our inmost being. They define Who you are. They are rooted not in mind but in something much deeper…The Heart.

Words are powerful. They are necessary for communication on the most basic level but also represent the deepest expression of who we are. How we communicate shapes us as individuals ...

I think everyone agrees that words are powerful, but I'm not sure that everyone adheres to the importance of our words. I remember once when I was on vacation in Florida, visiting Cape Canaveral.