“Try” Is Killing Your Business

4 Thoughts to Reflect On

1. Weak language builds weak businesses.
   Period.

2. You don’t drift into success.
   You decide into it.

3. When your language is foggy, your actions will be too.

4. Your team listens to how you speak.
   So does your subconscious.

4 Lessons I’ve Learned

1. “Try” is a shield for people who don’t want to be held accountable.
   I don’t use it. Neither should you.

2. The most successful people I know speak with clarity, not confusion.
   They don’t “hope.” They plan.

3. Every time I caught myself using soft language, it showed me where I was avoiding something.

4. The way you talk about your business becomes the way you build it.

4 Challenges for You This Week

1. Record a 2-minute voice memo explaining your business goals.
   Play it back. Be brutally honest about what you hear.

2. Eliminate these words from your vocabulary for 7 days:
   “Try.” “Maybe.” “Hopefully.” “I think.”

3. Write down ONE decision you’ve been dancing around.
   Make it. Today.

4. Join the DM Alliance and get in a room where people speak in action, not avoidance.

Quote of the Week

"The words you speak become the house you live in." — Hafiz

If you’re wondering why your business isn’t moving…start by listening to yourself.

Because success doesn’t come from what you say.
It comes from how you say it.