- Be a little sweeter in your speech.?Maintain a pleasant tone.
- Don't interrupt others when they're speaking.?Show respect for their thoughts.
- Speak positively.?Offer compliments and praise; affirm others.
- Avoid boasting or making empty promises.?Be genuine and realistic.
- Avoid lying.?Lies often require more lies to cover them up.
- Be sweet, but not excessively so.?Excessive sweetness can come across as insincere.
- If interrupted, apologize.?If you need to interrupt someone, politely excuse yourself.
- Listen more than you speak.?Focus on understanding others before expressing your own opinions.
- Know when to be silent.?Sometimes, saying less is better.
- Don't flatter inappropriately.?Be mindful of the context and your audience.
- Think before you speak.?Consider the potential consequences of your words.
- Be observant.?Read nonverbal cues to gauge the appropriateness of your words.
- Speak positively, avoid negativity.?Focus on constructive and encouraging language.
- Use respectful language with elders and superiors.?Show deference appropriately.
- Be polite and respectful.?Treat everyone with consideration.
- Avoid excessive joking.?Inappropriate jokes can be hurtful and disrespectful.
- Use refined language.?Avoid vulgarity or offensive language.
- Speak less when intoxicated.?Alcohol can impair judgment and lead to regrettable comments.
- Avoid unnecessary arguments.?Don't waste time arguing with those who hold vastly different views.
- Maintain eye contact.?Shows confidence and engagement.
- Be tactful and adaptable.?Tailor your communication style to different audiences.
- Be considerate.?Consider how your words might be perceived by others.
- Avoid gossiping or judging others.?Respect people's privacy and avoid negative comments.
- Don't sweat the small stuff.?Focus on what truly matters.
- Don't overshare.?Protect your personal information and build trust gradually.
- Respect your elders and children.?Show appropriate respect and care.
- Be courteous when asking for directions.?Use polite language and express gratitude.
- Compliment others' children when visiting.?A simple gesture of kindness.
