Power of Words

Kind Words Are Cool
8 Sept 202103:09

Summary

TLDRIn this heartwarming video transcript, a young person shares the common phrases they hear at home, often related to chores and time management. They also recount the nicest and most hurtful comments they've received, highlighting the impact of words on self-esteem. The conversation touches on the importance of positive reinforcement, as the individual expresses appreciation for compliments and encouragement from parents and coaches, which boost their confidence and motivation.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The script revolves around a conversation with a child about their daily life and interactions with family and friends.
  • 🏠 Common phrases heard at home include reminders to do chores and to be responsible, such as 'get off the couch' and 'clean your room'.
  • ⏰ Parents often urge the child to be quick and efficient, as seen in phrases like 'hurry up' and 'don't make me warn you again'.
  • 🗣️ The child mentions being told to be quiet because they are loud, indicating a lively household environment.
  • 🧼 Chores like doing the dishwasher and cleaning the table are part of the child's routine, as mentioned by the parents.
  • 🎾 The child is involved in extracurricular activities like lacrosse, which requires them to remember and bring their gear to practice.
  • 😄 Positive affirmations from others, such as being funny, having a good imagination, and being respectful, are cherished by the child.
  • 😢 Hurtful comments, like being called obnoxious or not being good at a sport, can have a lasting negative impact on the child's feelings.
  • 🏆 The child feels valued and proud when parents express pride in their achievements and potential, using phrases like 'you're gonna do great things one day'.
  • ❤️ Feeling loved and appreciated is important to the child, as seen in their reaction to parents saying 'I love you' and affirming their worth.
  • 💪 The child is encouraged to see themselves as determined and hardworking, which boosts their confidence and positivity.

Q & A

  • What are some common phrases the speaker's parents often say to them?

    -The speaker's parents often say phrases like 'get off the couch,' 'come over and do the dishwasher,' 'hurry up,' 'you need to do your laundry,' and 'be quiet.'

  • What chores does the speaker's family expect them to do?

    -The speaker is expected to do chores such as unloading the dishwasher, cleaning the table, washing the dishes, and cleaning their room.

  • How does the speaker feel when they are told they are distracting?

    -The speaker feels that they are being loud when they are told they are distracting.

  • What positive comments has the speaker received that made them feel good?

    -The speaker has been told they are funny, have a good imagination, a nice personality, and a contagious smile. They've also been called the best person in the world by a friend.

  • How does the speaker feel when they receive compliments about their performance?

    -The speaker feels cared about and appreciated when they receive compliments about their performance, especially when it's constructive feedback from their coach.

  • What negative comments have hurt the speaker's feelings?

    -The speaker has been called 'obnoxious' and 'a waste of life,' which made them feel sad and discouraged from trying.

  • What are some of the nicest things the speaker's parents have said to them?

    -The speaker's parents have said they are proud of them, that they are awesome and cool, and that they love them. They also tell the speaker they are special, beautiful, smart, and hardworking.

  • How does the speaker feel when their parents express pride in them?

    -The speaker feels valuable and confident when their parents express pride in their achievements and qualities.

  • What is a memorable affirmation the speaker's mother has given them?

    -The speaker's mother has told them that they are the most determined, which has stuck with them and motivates them to complete projects.

  • What does the speaker's father often tell them that makes them feel good?

    -The speaker's father frequently tells them that they are his son and that he loves them, which makes the speaker feel cherished.

  • How does the speaker perceive the value of positive affirmations from their parents?

    -The speaker perceives positive affirmations from their parents as a source of self-worth, confidence, and motivation to achieve great things.

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Family DynamicsSelf-EsteemMotivationParental EncouragementChild DevelopmentEmotional SupportHousehold ChoresParent-Child ConversationPositive AffirmationPersonal Growth