Some words bring back life. Others empty your wallet.
Blabbermouths trigger inflation.
Words are money
1. Invest
Purchase contact results.
Define what you want before you speak. Ambiguity yields fluff. Clarity compounds.
Adjust the language for desired results. Buy clarity by defining success. Vulnerability invests in trust. Future-oriented verbs encourage action.
2. Diversity
Please assign your oral portfolio. Use the 60/25/15 rule.
Use 60% enthusiasm. 25% search. 15% correction.
60% incentives cost little and provide steady income.
25% of searches search for hidden values.
Protects against 15% correction losses.
- Creates enthusiasm.
- The investigation opens.
- Adjust the correction.
3. Standards
Long-established leaders devalue their currencies.
- Cut the fluff.
- Start with the verb.
- Repeat what’s important.
4. Composite
Adjusted compound interest. Irredeemable commitments are high-interest loans.
say less Check for understanding. Miscommunication Taxes Productivity.
audit
The most useful thing for investors is the return notice.
Return the contact type. Life-giving language is empowering. Death-dealing interactions drain your accounts. What comes back to you?
- energy or fatigue.
- Clarity or confusion.
- OWNERSHIP OR Dependency.
If words are money, what to buy today?
13 Things You Can Do With Words
8 Essential Leadership Communication Skills
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