Quote by Brian Tracy

Never say anything about yourself you don't want to come true

Never say anything about yourself you don't want to come tru

Summary

This quote suggests that one should be cautious in expressing negative thoughts or beliefs about oneself. It warns against speaking or affirming negative things about oneself as they might manifest into reality. It emphasizes the power of words and encourages individuals to use language in a positive and intentional manner, aligning it with the idea that our thoughts and words can shape our reality. The quote serves as a reminder to cultivate self-belief and be mindful of the impact our self-talk can have on our lives.

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