Welcome to Let's Hiply this, the podcast all about the new fun Hiply language of love. This week we are going to revisit one of our favorite episodes so far where I talk with Patrick about how the words we use matter. I love this episode so much, it highlights how we can use the power of language to rewire some of our subconscious limiting beliefs. Enjoy and make sure to tune back in next Tuesday for a brand new Hiply Practice Episode with Mikayla.

Today I'm speaking with Patrick Hogan in New York. He's a coach for movement and life. We talk about how the words we use matter. That we're all socialized to use these fighting words without even knowing it.

Patrick starts with a confession that he's Not a Warrior. He questions the use of war on drugs, war on sickness, waging war within ourselves. Even Love Warrior has this undertone of fighting.

What if we can take the tar, or judgments, out of our words? Because the words we use matter.

Mama Hiply here and I dream of a world with more kindness, peace and love, where we are just as practiced in the use of loving language as we are in being reactive, blamy and judgmental. Join me in making a difference, one Hiply moment at a time.

Patrick has been thinking about these fighting words a lot, like when we are in opposition to something that's not love.

We are looking for new word ideas, that are for, not against, what we want. Listeners - if you have any ideas please let us know.

Resources:

Patrick Hogan, https://www.instagram.com/patrickog/
Website: https://www.inalignedmovement.com/

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