Scratching your head? I did when a friend used the word, but I attributed it to him being from Texas. He, on the other hand, attributed my never having heard the word to the fact that I was from the east coast. If you didn’t catch it, we make fun of each other (quite often). I won’t repeat what he called me when he read this.
Gobsmacked is the British word that means utterly astonished; astounded. I think it’s a great word, gobsmacked, like you can feel the emotion of the word.
What gobsmacks you? Do you ever get gobsmacked? (I’m going to use the word as much as I can!)
Being astonished and astounded can be amazing, can’t it? In that moment your world opens. Wonderment and awe may follow as your life changes. I hear this often from clients, how their personal world shifted, causing them to have more freedom and ease than they can ever remember having.
Are you ready to be gobsmacked, to get back to that place where the ordinary becomes the extraordinary?
Let’s talk.
Beth
Gobsmacked is the British word that means utterly astonished; astounded. I think it’s a great word, gobsmacked, like you can feel the emotion of the word.
What gobsmacks you? Do you ever get gobsmacked? (I’m going to use the word as much as I can!)
Being astonished and astounded can be amazing, can’t it? In that moment your world opens. Wonderment and awe may follow as your life changes. I hear this often from clients, how their personal world shifted, causing them to have more freedom and ease than they can ever remember having.
Are you ready to be gobsmacked, to get back to that place where the ordinary becomes the extraordinary?
Let’s talk.
Beth
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