Strive for Transformational Words: How to Conquer your Goals

Imagine a world where everything you said got you what you wanted. Would you speak less or more? Would you think harder before you spoke? Would you use it for good or evil?

In this post, I will be explaining how transformational words should be prayed for daily. If our goal on Earth is to lead people to heaven, then I believe this is the best necessity to pray about. Just as a mix of Solomon and wisdom caused his downfall, so can transformational words.

Have Jesus at the center of all you do.

What does Transformational Entail?

Transformational is the perfect blend of personal and truth.

Just as truth is highly sought after, so is the person that cares and listens. When you can prove to someone that you are speaking to them without needing anything in return, the trust goes up, and the anxiety goes down. As social creatures, we tend to always build a fence around our interactions, knowing that people only have their best interests in mind.

Personability and relatability naturally allows for a better received conversation.

Usually in conversation, both people our waiting for their turn to speak, and instead of listening, they think about what they are going to say next. This is an unconscious habit, that can be broken with time. A quick fix to have transformational conversations is to think of a question to ask, rather than a response.

Make a conversation like baseball, not tennis; catch the ball, do not whack your own thoughts back over.

This subtle practice of telling yourself to ask a question after each conversational segment, will subconsciously show the other person that you care about what they have said. When it is like a tennis match, it strongly turns into a highly guarded conversation where no barriers can be broken.

Now, for a lot of people the truth does not want to be heard. As Plato once said, people would rather stay in the cave and look at the shadow puppets than experience the true objects outside of the cave.

He is right.

You cannot just start with the truth, because humans like comfortability more than uncomfortable truth. You must know how to break down this barrier with active listening and then ease your way into the true purpose of the conversation. Another way to break down this natural barrier is to acknowledge, agree, and reframe what they said, and say it back to them. This consciously and subconsciously shows that you actively listened to what they had to say.

With transformational Power, Comes transformational Responsibility

If you begin to become highly successful in transformational conversations, whether it is leading people to Jesus or selling a product, God must be at the foundation. Just as money is not inherently evil, it can be used for evil.

Transformational words are inherently good but can be used for bad. You can use these tactics to manipulate people to get what you want, rather than lead them to truth. God must be at the center of this skill.

Just as money can be used to give to the poor, money can also be used to screw the poor.

All abilities and tangibles that are upon us on Earth, are up to the human to be used responsibly. Just as transformational words can be used to give someone eternal life, it can also destroy and cause sin. You have to really home in on having God as your foundation before practicing the skill of transformational words, because you can become eviler than expected.

This power of the ability to have conversations in the palm of your hand is a great power, that many have used for Jesus, and many have used for sin.

How to Conquer Goals with Transformational Words

When you obtain transformational words, you will be able to make a change in the divine, and in the human. You will simultaneously make heaven more crowded and make people’s lives better on Earth. People will begin to have purpose and create a domino effect of eternal life. Money will come to you easily, and you can become a magnificent giver. You will be able to help the poor and become a fighter for justice.

All this is rooted in transformational words.

A challenge for you: I want you to get out a piece of paper and write “transformational words” at the top. With this, I want you to write two founding principles that transformational words will bring into your life. From there, I want you to make a tree and continue with two branches on the two words.

(Look up Tree of Porphyry by Aristotle for a good visual.)

It will not take long for you to realize that at some point you will reach “God’s will” for a lot of them. If transformational words bring you God’s will, and if that is our purpose on Earth, then

Strive for Transformational Words.