No. 8 in Chef’s Man in the Mirror Series: The Words I Repeat

No. 8 in Chef’s Man in the Mirror Series: The Words I Repeat
No. 8 in Chef’s Man in the Mirror Series: The Words I Repeat

The things we do are driven by the things we say. A negative-speaking person cannot BE positive. The opposite is also true: “Fear is an illusion of my mind.” “Settling is not an option.” “I am divinely designed on the mind of God.” “I am successful. I am confident.” These are phrases a positive-thinking person who sees positive results will say to themselves every day. Receive this truth from The Chef and reflect on what you say aloud and to yourself about your identity, abilities and expected outcomes.

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