Medico, Marianne Abella

BSN101

“Words have power”

Words are very powerful. They shape how we think, feel, and act in certain ways. One word
can make us happy or sad, inspired or afraid. Words can help people understand each other better
or make them misunderstand when used poorly. Words, whether spoken or written, have an
effect that spreads through communities and societies. Human relationships are shaped by what
we say. Since words have the power to improve or harm our shared lives, we have a significant
responsibility to choose and use them carefully.
Words have an immense ability to change people's lives. A single word may bring joy, sorrow,
motivation, or fear. When used carelessly, words can serve as bridges of communication between
people and barriers to misinterpretation. Whether spoken or written, create ripples that spread
across groups and civilizations. Words have the power to uplift or degrade the entirety of our
existence, so we have an important obligation to choose and use them wisely.

Words matter because they are the building blocks of communication. When we express
ourselves, we use words to share ideas, talk about experiences, and connect with people. The
words we choose affect how others see, understand, and remember us. Clear and accurate
language helps communication, letting us share our thoughts, needs, and feelings. Basically,
words are the threads that make up human interaction, closing gaps between people and creating
understanding. They have the power to heal, motivate, and change lives.