Breaking the habit of mistaking you

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You is a word

I suspect many a word-user is now taken aback by you is a word.

I think many of you might never have thought of you as a word before.

Unless you are the exception of course. Am I right?

Fact

• Everything you have a word for is a word
• Everything you know is a word
• A word by any other word is a word
• Call words a dream doesn’t change anything
• You is no exception

If everything you know wasn’t a word, how would you know it?

A word by any other word being a word applies not only but also to all of the following:

Able, actual, anecdote, answer, artifact, belief, bible, break, change, chat, comma, communicate, concept, conspire, consult, context, contrast, contranym, convention, converse, conversation, correspond, co-respond, data, dictionary, discussion, encyclopedia, epic, fables, fake, frame, god, gossip, grammar, grammatic, grapheme, graphic, high, history, hyphen, I (capitalized 750 years ago to mark it as a word), information, intelligence, internet, isolation, jargon, key, knowledge, label, language, legend, letter, lie, life, linguistic, literally, me, meme, meaning, metaphor, morpheme, name, narrative, news, normal, note, objective, ortho, para, parable, paragraph, parser, period, phoneme, phonologic, phrase, play, practic, private, public, secondary, sequence, speech, spoken, question, quote, really, reality, report, response, saga, school, sentence, silence, stimulus, sound, statement, story, symbol, synonym, talk, testament, text, theory, theoretic, thesaurus, thing, think, thought, truth, understand, unique, universe, university, uttered, value, verb, verse, vocabulary, wisdom, wise, wordless, work, world, worm, worry, worth, write, yarn, and you, to name a few.

A word couldn’t be anything else if it tried

Words aren’t even trying..

The ones trying — hard as we can — are we, the word-users.

Words are how we aim at what we’re looking for

If not for words, how would you know what you’re looking for?

You is no exception

If you don’t know you (the word that couldn’t be anything else if it tried), you don’t know what you de-scribes.

If you don’t know you (the word), you better hurry fast because word-users you’ve never met are more than happy to know you for you while you’re sleeping.

Other word-users more than happy to describe you for you happens as you read this sentence.

When you refuse to wake up and do what it takes to accept you as a word and describe what it describes, the above pic depicts (rather than describes) what happens when you let word-users you’ve never met describe you for you.

PS.

Should you struggle with describing you, you can book one of my 1 on 1 calls. I look forward to getting to know you over a virtual cup of tea or coffee during which we’ll together figure out how I can help you get the job done.

My help will only help you change in ways you’re already ready to change anyway.

PPS.

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