Magickal Words

The Tutor Podcast

Join Neil as he explores the power of words and how they can be used as magic spells to transform our interactions and shape our reality. Neil shares his teaching superpower of using magic words to uplift and inspire his students, starting with a simple question about how fabulous they are today. He discusses the impact of precise language and how it can control the outcome of any conversation or negotiation. Neil also shares personal anecdotes of using magic words in various settings, from the supermarket to the gaming industry, and encourages listeners to discover their own magic words and spells.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Magic words have the power to change minds and distort realities. They can be used to shape outcomes in teaching, coaching, negotiating, and everyday interactions.
• Precision language is important in effectively using magic words. Carefully considered and crafted utterances can pivot a person's entire day and have a transformative effect on their life.
• By using magic words, such as asking someone how fabulous they are instead of asking how they are doing, you can help shift their mood and create a more positive atmosphere.
• Silly and playful language can be used to manipulate or influence others in a positive way. Choosing the right words, such as using "plug your guitar in and make a ton of joyful noise" instead of "practice," can have a significant impact on motivation and engagement.
• The power of words can be seen in personal experiences, such as a gaming manager using a few words to transform the speaker's perspective on their job and turn it into a source of enjoyment and entertainment. Magic words can have a profound effect on individuals and their perception of reality.

BEST MOMENTS

"Magic words are words that change minds and distort realities."

"Your words, your carefully considered, honed and crafted utterances can pivot the whole day for a person."

"I'm not going to permit them to track their black mood into the teaching room and stink up the place like they had dog poo on their shoes."

"I'm using humor and language to manipulate them. Ooh, you don't like the word manipulation, do you? I could tell. So let's try the word influence instead."

"Tony waved his hands at the whole gaming floor out there and said look at all these people they've all made a special effort to get dressed up washed and spruced up cleaned up to look good just to come here and see you wow."

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Neil Cowmeadow is a maverick peripatetic guitar teacher from Telford with over 19 years’ experience in the business of helping people. Learn how to start, grow and love your business with Neil’s invaluable advice and tips without the buzzwords and BS!