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Change weak words into strong words. Learn why phrases like “I hope”, “I feel”, and “I think” make you sound uncertain and afraid, and learn what to say instead to sound more confident, enthusiastic, and professional. This includes what you say to yourself in your mind! By practicing the right language and body language, you can communicate more powerfully in all contexts. https://www.engvid.com/2-instant-upgrades-for-your-english-speak-english-powerfully/ Watch the rest of the SPEAK ENGLISH POWERFULLY series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxSz4mPLHWDbiMNmG2OLfe3RLcDAiWb73 In this lesson: 0:00 Speak More Powerfully: Use these expressions! 1:28 I believe... 2:25 I'm confident... 4:20 Practice speaking powerfully! TRANSCRIPT: Do you wish you could sound more confident and powerful in English? You can. In this lesson, I'm going to show you some simple ways that you can start to do that easily and immediately. Okay? I've taught these techniques to clients and executives from around the world, and they confirm to me that these strategies work. Alright? So, I'd be very happy to share them with you. So, this is the main part. You can either use weak verbs or strong verbs. How do you know what's weak and what's strong? I'm going to help you to see the difference, okay? We're going to actually experience the difference. So, here we go. At the top, we have three verbs. Are they bad? No, they're not bad. But they're not strong, okay? Let's hear the difference. Let's combine these verbs with some sentences that people may say. For example, would somebody say, or if somebody says, "I hope we can build a successful company." Do you think a general manager would talk like that? I don't think so, because "I hope" is okay, but not if you're really trying to build... Show confidence or give other people confidence. Right? So, that's weak. What could we say instead of "I hope"? Well, we can jump down here to the stronger verbs and expressions. For example, what if I said, "I believe we can build a successful company."? You say it after me. "I believe we can build a successful company." Now, I also added a little bit of body language to it, okay? You can. Try it. Try it for yourself. It makes a difference, okay? "I believe we can build a successful company." Much better than our first option. Let's try another one. This time, let's try the words "I feel". Okay? Again, anything wrong with it? No. Is it strong? No. So, what if I said, "I feel she'll be a strong leader."? Well, that's okay, but it doesn't sound like I really believe it or it's strong. Right? So, instead of that, I could say, "I believe she'll be a strong leader." Or, "I'm confident she'll be a strong leader." Right? "I'm confident we can build a successful company." I sound not just different; I sound like a different person. Right? And you will, too. So, try it after me. "I'm confident she'll be a strong leader." That's it. You can do it. Okay? And put some enthusiasm into your voice. It makes a difference. All right? Next, we could say, "I think I'll pass the exam." Oh my gosh. This person needs help. Right? "I think", "I'm not sure", "I'm really scared", "I'm nervous", "I think I'll pass", okay? Now, this is an example of a person talking to himself or herself. Right? And that's a bad message to give yourself, even. Forget about other people. Even when you speak to yourself, you want to use powerful language, confident language. So, instead of that, this student could say, "I believe I'll pass the exam." That's motivation. That's determination. Right? Or, "I'm confident I'll pass the exam." Right? That's a completely different message. So, whether you're giving a message to a colleague, to an employee, to a fellow student, or to yourself, use strong, powerful language. Okay? And these two phrases can make a big difference. You don't have to learn 10 of them or 20 of them. Even these two by themselves, instead of these three, will make a lot of difference. All right? Okay? Now, let's try using them with some examples. All right. So, here on the board, we have five sentences, and you're going to help me to make them into more powerful sentences. Okay? Are you ready? Let's begin. Number one. "We hope we can solve the problem." Now, look, to be honest, not every problem in the world can necessarily be solved, so sometimes people want to say something a little bit softer and more realistic, and if that's the case, yes, you could say that. However, if it's a problem that you know you're going to be able to solve, or that you need to solve, or you have to solve, then you want to sound more powerful and confident, so how could we change that? Which word do we need to change? What's the weaker verb, here? We hope. Right? Okay? So, we're going to replace that with "We believe". […]

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