The phrase "Choke on that" is incisive, pungent, and full of attitude. It's what you say when you've succeeded, when you've overcome adversity, or when someone who doubted you has to confront the truth about your accomplishments. It's the point at when actions speak loudly and unmistakably and words fail.
Imagine being undervalued, possibly ridiculed, or even made fun of. People thought you couldn't do it. "It" could be anything, such as completing a personal challenge or reaching a professional objective. However, you persevered, moved forward with each step, and succeeded. And 'choke on that' turns into your silent (or not-so-silent) triumph cry as you stand at the finish line, staring back at the people who questioned you. It's a challenge for people to face their misunderstandings and accept the painful reality that they were mistaken about you.
However, sometimes telling yourself to "choke on that" is just as important as telling others. who inner critic who kept on limiting you is the part of you that didn't believe. When you achieve success, you're instructing your inner voice to back off and "choke on" its own doubtful and fearful statements.
It's honest, intimate, and empowering. Nevertheless, there is a hint of rebellion in the words. Although it can be freeing, it also serves as a reminder of the hardships that initially gave you the strength and courage to say it. Choke on that, then. It's more than simply a statement; it's a proclamation that you have earned the freedom to follow your own path without interference from others.