One technique takes famous phrases and then by
twisting those around making them mean something else. Sometimes to create
something new or have a new approach in the way that you invent ideas or run
your business requires you to break your existing ideas to do something
different maybe by doing the reverse of what you are currently doing.
So instead of teaching one-to-one you should
teach in groups, instead of teaching from your own house you should travel to
other people. Sometimes doing something completely different for a time may
open up other possibilities for you.
Doing something habitually is not necessary always
going to lead to a good place, so much of our behavior including the choice of
words is a habit which needs to be shaken up for change to happen.
There has been a lot of research into language
and how it frames thinking, is it possible that thinking in one language can
make you comprehend certain things that another language will not? It is
interesting that Carl Jung, Wilhelm Reich and Sigmund Freud were all German (or
Austrian) whereas the existentialists tended to be French was it possible that
for deep analytical thinking you had to be German or certainly speak the German
language because that deep analytical thinking is difficult in French? Maybe
French tend towards a more poetic lyrical thought process which is fine for
existentialists.
Frank Zappa made an interesting point that rock
music was more suited to Germanic based language than Latin-based language and
I would agree with him on that. So use language wisely because it could be the
road to success in any venture from the marketing of an idea to the lyrical
design of a song and it only takes one song to make your fortune.
And if you cannot find the words invent them.
Vic
www.bluescampuk.co.uk
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