Four Ways to Learn Ambitious Vocabulary

1. Big, hopeful, happy sentences to express your feelings

Apply the word. If someone asks 'How are you?' And you answer

Says "I'm so tired (head up, ah, if it's Saturday, feel good

Not doing it)” then you will make yourself more sick. To say these words

Practice, though its language is simple, but contains a lot of power:

Whenever someone asks 'What's up?' Or how are you?' Answer, 'Very well, and

You?'Or say 'I'm fine' or fine, and you?' Or say, 'I'm fine' or 'Fine

I am Whenever you get a chance, say you're good, you're always good at it

feel You will feel healthy and strong. May everyone make you happy

Knows as a human being. It will increase the number of friends.

2. Use bright, cheerful, pleasant words and phrases to describe others

do Good for your friends, acquaintances, big hopes as per rules

Use words. Whenever you talk to someone about a third person

Do Use a complimentary phrase for the third person, such as “gentleman”.

Very good man, I heard he is very successful". Using derogatory words

Avoid yourself consciously and carefully. Because sometimes that

The third person will definitely know about your comments, only then

You can also be despised.

3. Use constructive, affirmative language to encourage others

do Praise people even if you get a little chance. known to you

Everyone wants to hear compliments. Say something special to your spouse every day.

tell me Notice your colleagues, appreciate them. Genuine compliments

Maybe the pursuit of success. Apply it properly. Use it again and again.

Compliment others on their looks, work, achievements at work, their family or personal matters

4. Use constructive words to describe the plan. when someone

Say, “Great news. We're getting a good chance…” But then they're very

He is listening excitedly. But if they hear, “Like it or not, it's our job

It has to be done,” then the mind became confused. There is no motivation at work, so everyone is

Like hell it works. Win everyone's support with a promise of victory.

Build palaces, not dig graves.

Think not only of what is, but also of what can be done

A thoughtful learned man sees not only what is visible, but also what can be done

practice I give four examples to illustrate the point.

1. The price of real estate? A highly successful specialist in rural real estate

The businessman told me that even where there is nothing or little

Can be profitable.

My friend said, “Most of the rural areas here are miserable.

Not interesting at all. The reason for my success is the condition of the land

I'm not selling it that way."

“I'm sold on the imaginary picture of what the area could become

Make the complete plan. If I say 'the area covers acres, and acres

Surrounded by forest, miles and miles from the city, then maybe a buyer has in mind

Interest is also properly understood, the potential buyer will surely become interested.

Explaining." The friend opened the small briefcase and showed me a file.

“Recently this place has been listed to us. 43 miles from city area

The land is far away, the house is in a dilapidated condition, it has not been cultivated for five years.

Now see what I did. I visited the place several times. neighborhood

I saw the farms. I have also calculated how far the place is from the highway and the planned highway. I also calculated how far. Asking yourself, 'What are the characteristics of the area?

“Found three possibilities, they are…” showed me the plan.

Each plan was clearly typed and quite comprehensively explained.

In each plan the entire area is stabled with horse riding facilities

It was suggested to turn. Why it could be one of the best stables

Reasons were given: The city was growing, everyone was into sports and the outdoors

Interested in activities, has plenty of money for leisure activities, and good roads.

The plan states that the farm has several horse riding and stables

The plan was so clear and convincing that I convinced about two dozen people

I saw him riding a horse around the land.

Similarly, the energetic salesman in the second plan of Gachchali and in the third

He made clear plans to build plants and poultry farms.

“When we talk to potential buyers how profitable this land is

It won't take much effort to explain. The area is a lucrative pursuit of money

Maybe I can explain it to the customer easily.

The bottom line is that what is valuable is not only what is seemingly invisible, but what is possible

Try to see that too. Imaginative thinking adds value to all. thoughtful

Individuals can imagine pictures of the future. His thoughts are not limited to the present.