The Best Weapon Malcolm X had

The Best Weapon Malcolm X had

Malcolm X’s experience with the dictionary during his incarceration (he read & studied it) allowed him to wield one of the most powerful weapons on planet earth.

Words. That’s right!

Words are the most powerful thing we’ll ever encounter. Everything has a word associated with it and vice versa. how we interact with the associations we conjure up is based on our perception of the word associated with the thing we are experiencing at any given moment.


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When we see the box, we immediately associate it with a specific word "blue." Our perception of the box's color is directly? linked to the word we use to describe it. This perception impacts how we interpret and interact with the box. If we were to change the word associated with the box, our perception of its color could also change, even if the physical box remains the same. (red, blue, old, etc.)

?This demonstrates the profound impact words have on our perception of reality. From finances to relationships, the words we use matter.


?See, we use words to communicate EVERYTHING. Thinking silently? You’re communicating with yourself. You control your tongue but your face tells it all? You’re communicating. You’re trying to communicate the thought (words) through nonverbal communication.? Malcolm X's mastery of language enabled him to communicate/articulate his message effectively, rallying people to his cause. In the professional realm, effective communication is a necessity for success. The ability to convey ideas clearly and persuasively can propel us forward in our careers and endeavors.

I leave you with this:

Malcolm X's experience with the dictionary in prison teaches us that words have the power to shape our lives, broaden our horizons, and create meaningful change. By embracing the lessons of his journey, we can unlock our potential, pursue lifelong learning, and harness the profound power of words for personal and professional growth. Let us remember that in our quest for success and positive impact, words are the tools that can shape our destiny.

#WordsHavePower #Education #MalcolmX #SelfImprovement

Johnathan Hoplat

Neurosurgeon at Google and Temple Keeper

1 年

hard to believe but hes my distant cousin.

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