Anthony Robbins AWAKEN THE GIANT... - Lemma Coaching

Funeral Directors
This term itself is a major piece of Transformational Vocabulary. What did they used to be called?
Undertakers. Then they became morticians, and now they're funeral directors, a term most people find
a little easier to take...
Shake 'n' Bake: Cremation without a funeral home service. Usage: "Oh, this guy's just a Shake 'n'
Bake."
Peekaboo: A brief viewing of the body and short service, usually involving only family members.
SWAT Teams
Avon Calling: Blowing open a door with a shotgun.
Lawyers
Shopper: A financially dependent spouse with no personal income, as in "She'll need a ton of alimony.
She's a shopper."
Bombers: Divorce lawyers who seek to destroy the opposing spouse by setting all of the assets for
their own client.
Tanning Salons
Caspers: Pale-skinned customers. (Derived from Casper the Friendly Ghost)
Iguanas: Overly tanned, leathery customers.
FROM TINKLED TO TURBO-CHARGED
What would your life be like if you could take all the negative emotions you ever felt and lower their
intensity so they didn't impact you as powerfully, so you were always in charge? What would your life
be like if you could take the most positive emotions and intensify them, thereby taking your life to a
higher level? You can do both of these in a heartbeat. Here's your first assignment.
Take a moment right now, and write down three words that you currently use on a regular basis to
make yourself feel lousy (bored, frustrated, disappointed, angry, humiliated, hurt, sad, and so forth).
Whatever words you choose, be sure they are ones that you use regularly to disempower yourself. To
discover some of the words you need to transform, ask yourself, "What are some negative feelings I
have on a consistent basis?"
Next, having identified these three words, have some fun. Put yourself in a crazy and outrageous state
and brainstorm some new words that you think you could use to either break your pattern or at least
lower your emotional intensity in some way. Let me give you a clue on how to select some words that
will really work for you over the long term. Remember that your brain loves anything that gets you out
of pain and into pleasure, so pick a word that you'll want to use in place of the old, limiting one. One of
the reasons I used "peeved" or "a bit annoyed" instead of "angry" is that they sound so ridiculous. It's
a total pattern interrupt for me and anyone who's listening to me, and since I love to break patterns, I
get a lot of fun and pleasure out of using these words. Once you get results like that, I guarantee