Are your words keeping you in the same old story—or speaking your dream to life?

Before a difficult conversation, do you predict another argument? Before sharing your ideas, do you question whether anyone will care? You may know what you want, yet hear yourself speaking as though you expect something else.

In this solo episode of Your Word Is Law, author and coach Ben Grant Mitchell explores Rule 2 of The Ten Rules of Conscious Creation: Your word is a wish—speak with the end in mind.

Drawing inspiration from Stephen R. Covey, Neville Goddard, Joseph Murphy, Louise Hay and more, Ben explores how to bring the feeling of your desired future into the words you speak today.

Through everyday examples—from relationships and workplace conversations to recording a podcast and expressing yourself on social media—you’ll discover how to recognise habitual phrases that undermine your confidence and choose words that reflect who you wish to be—now.

If you already felt loved, confident, successful and comfortable being yourself, how would you speak? And what would those words inspire you to do?

Be inspired—by this brand new episode—to start speaking from that feeling. Starting today.

Does your mind ever go blank when it’s your turn to speak? Do you hold back in meetings, struggle to ask for what you really want, or criticise yourself after a conversation?

With special guest Andrea Dupuis, speech pathologist and P.A.T.H. coach, Ben Grant Mitchell explores how to communicate with greater clarity, confidence and self-compassion—at work, in relationships and within yourself.

Drawing on Andrea’s 20 years in speech pathology and their shared work with conscious language, this conversation explores:

• Giving yourself time to speak, even when you feel rushed or fear judgement.
• Catching habitual self-talk and choosing more empowering words.
• Understanding why people hear something different from what you intended—and repairing the misunderstanding.
• Creating a calmer environment where colleagues, clients and loved ones feel comfortable expressing themselves.
• Using affirmations authentically while acknowledging how you really feel.

If you’re ready to stop shrinking your requests, second-guessing your voice or repeating an old story about who you are, tune in for practical ways to make your words work better for you.

Speak well. Live well.

When your word is law.