How your Words can Dictate your Opportunities Pt.2

Back for more? Feeling like a Party Bus Sacramento loves? In a previous post we were talking about the power of words and what happens when we are unconscious of our diction. Our choice of words can lead to making poor impressions, it can ruin a date, halt fun on a Party Bus Rental Va loves, or make you appear over cynical. However, if we can focus our attention more often on our vocabulary—we can greatly use it to our advantage!

Use non-cliché words in your resume. Avoid words and phrases like: go-getter and outside the box. Give examples of your awesomeness instead.

When speaking badly about something—avoid speaking badly about it. You may be thinking,

“So how does this work?”

A friend asks you, “Hey Cheryl, just wondering do you like green eggs and ham?”

You shouldn’t respond: “I don’t like green eggs and ham, your mother's cooking is horrible!”

You should reply with: “It’s not my favorite, but I love bacon!”

The difference is as obvious as Party Bus Rental Virginia loves. The second reply, when being conscious of the emotions and thoughts we are attaching to what we are saying can open a conversation with the other people wanting to continue talking to you.

Sacramento Limos are wonderful, they create a great impression, but be sure to follow that up with positive diction. Maybe it’s raining heavily outside, this is where you have the chance to let the person riding with you know whether you are optimistic or pessimistic. This can be interrupted into how well you handle stress, what you general attitude is like, if you’ll give up easily or stay positive during struggle. So what do you say? It’s raining awfully hard out there or just a little rain.