Can you relate to this? You’ve launched a seminar / webinar / online program and you’re really disappointed in the numbers? You find yourself saying “There’s NOT ENOUGH people…it’s going to fail”. Can you feel the panic set in?

Or you have a deadline looming and you say “There’s NOT ENOUGH Time”. Can you feel the panic?

Well here’s a simple one-word substiturion, a One Word Hack, that totally changes the way you look at the situation and removes the panic instantly.

Try it.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. Watch out for my upcoming ebook “One Word Hacks”. It will be my gift to you.

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Hey I’ve got another quick one word hack for you. In less than 90 seconds you’ll have a simple, but very powerful way to reframe your subconscious thoughts when you face something you know is going to be DIFFICULT.

P.S. 202 episodes. Whoah. That’s almost 4 years of weekly videos for you. Want some inside tips to use video strategically in your own business? I’ve got free training (and behind the scenes for you) over here: www.WonderfulWebWomen.com/metv

I've got another one-word hack for you to try. This is a quickie (only 90 seconds) and a powerful way to switch your brain from expecting hardship and potential failure to instead anticipate success and excitement. Replace the word CHALLENGE with...........

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this one. Leave your comments below and if you have any other really great one-word hacks of your own, share them too. You never know, you may get a shout out in an upcoming video just like Sally Anderson from Evolved Leadership who gave me this on.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. 201 episodes. Whoah. That's almost 4 years of weekly videos for you. Want some inside tips to use video strategically in your own business? I've got free training (and behind the scenes for you) over here: www.WonderfulWebWomen.com/metv (http://www.wonderfulwebwomen.com/metv)

Wow. 200 episodes.

For nearly 4 years I have sent you a gift of a marketing, mindset and motivation tip every single week. When I started my Web TV video podcast I made 2 predictions on the future of business.

In this week's special episode I share those 2 predictions and then explain why I go them Oh so WRONG!

Plus, what that means for you.

Come and celebrate with me!

Cheers

Janet

P.S. I mention 2 ways I can help you get your message out to the world with video. You can get more info here:

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How many times do you hear yourself say "I'm scared"? For example, "I'm scared to speak in public" or "I'm scared to have that conversation" or "I'm scared to put myself out there".

Scared means fear for the future. You are expecting a failure in the future.

So how would it look if you could trick your mind into expecting success? Imagine how much more confident you would feel?

Well, here's your "one word hack". Replace one word and watch the difference in your confidence.

I explain it all in this 2 minute episode of Wonderful Web TV.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. Hey did you notice the number of this episode? #199. Next week is #200! That's nearly 2 years of 3 minute, no-sell, video gifts for you every single week! Better celebrate.

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Thanks to Wonderful Web member Jasmine Sampson for another awesome One Word Hack. A simple word substitute that totally re-frames your thinking. I love this one so much I have written it on a sticky note and stuck it on my computer.

Love to know if it works for you as well as me. Replace the word "Can't" with...............

"I might have a cup of tea". I mean....really? Do you do this?

"I might run a workshop". So are you going to or what?

This week I share what might REALLY means and what to replace it with to flip your subconscious (I also admit to conversations with my dog).

You might want to watch this one, it's only 2 minutes :)

Cheers

Janet

P.S. I might create a book with all these one word hacks compiled together. What do you reckon? Can you suggest any more I can add?

This week's episode in our mini-series of one-word-hacks comes from Kim Victoria. Just a little tip, on the word JUST. In fact, this is one my absolute pet hates so I share a bonus tip on when to replace the word JUST with.....absolute silence.

Love to hear your thoughts.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. Have you grabbed my 1 page action plans for the 4 different entrepreneur types? Wanna know what the 4 types are anyway? You can grab them and some of my best training for free over here: www.TheQuadrantQuiz.com (http://www.thequadrantquiz.com/)

I'm loving these 1 word hacks. This one comes courtesy of my friend Paul Godden and is one a few people mentioned variations of in comments on my recent videos.

A very simple reframe that changes the power from external, to firmly where it belongs - in YOU.

I'd love to hear your thoughts and especially if you can recommend any other one-word-hacks.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. Have you grabbed my 1 page action plans for the 4 different entrepreneur types? Wanna know what the 4 types are anyway? You can grab them and some of my best training for free over here: www.TheQuadrantQuiz.com (http://www.thequadrantquiz.com/)

Words are powerful and no-one knows this better than The Wizard of Words himself, my friend Pete Godfrey. This week's video is on a simple but powerful one-word substitute to use when talking to potential new customers and, well, also your hardest customer to convert......your own self-talk.

Use this one word in conversation to replace the word "if" and notice the difference.

I'd love to hear your thoughts and even better, if you have your own word hacks to share.

Cheers

Janet