What if I told you that what you say to others isn't nearly as important as what you say to yourself?

How you talk to yourself will determine how successful you're going to be, period.

Hey, I'm Terry Savelle Foy, your cheerleader of dreams. I want to talk to you this week about your words become your reality.

And I'm going to share some shocking, exciting stories to prove truly how powerful and

even mind-boggling your words are, positively and negatively.

But first, I want to ask you if you would help me out real quick, would you take one second

and give me and my team a little boost of encouragement

by subscribing to this channel?

You know, it's wild how for a while

it felt like our channel wasn't growing much,

algorithms, whatever, I don't understand it.

And now all of a sudden we started growing so much.

So I wanna say how much I truly appreciate you subscribing

and I promise you will get your faith built up to live your dreams.

Okay, so your words become your reality.

Listen to this true story and if this doesn't send chills up your spine, maybe it will encourage you to zip your lips.

This is a story.

I just happen to have a guitar here. I don't know, I don't have a clue how to even hold this, but it's about the former bass guitarist for the band Weezer. I'm going to put my electric guitar down for a second. This is a chilling story. Mikey Welsh, I don't know if you've heard of him, but he predicted his own

death on Twitter based on a dream he had. So on September 26, 2011, the 40-year-old musician

tweeted this, dreamt I died in Chicago next weekend, heart attack in my sleep. Need to write my will today.

That's what he tweeted. Then he immediately went back and corrected his tweet and he wrote

the weekend after next. Two weeks later, on October 8th, 2011, Welsh was found dead in a

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