The Power of Your WORDS

Did you know your words have power and that using the correct words is essential when communicating?

Try using business power words as a tool to produce a strong first impression or persuade a reader to take positive action. Power words are useful in general conversations, resume(cv) writing, customer service, email writing, or business meetings.

How do your words make an impact in your business meetings? Well, if you are speaking in English and your confidence is low try these strategies to make improvements and be more prepared for your next meeting or next general conversation.

-Have power words in mind that will fit your situation

-Use strong communication by practicing the words you want to say or write.

-Use strong sentences with powerful words that will connect with your audience

-Realize that power words are beneficial to your communication skills, as they build trust

Let’s review some power words and a few essential times to use them in your communication.

Power words to promote motivation and encouragement

-extraordinary

-inspire

-complete

-astonishing

-unbeatable

-remarkable

-visualize

-win

Power words to promote trust

-guarantee

-professional

-proven

-stable

-dependable

-results

-effective

Power words to promote feelings of desire

-embrace

-satisfy

-fascinating

-magnetic

-excellence

-striking

Example: As we prepare for our meeting today, the most effective approach that will achieve the best results would be to increase our personnel by 15% over the next 6 months.

Using power words, which become power sentences is a must if you wish to improve your business communication. As a professional Business English coach, I would welcome the opportunity to work with you to help you visualize success in your next business meeting. Inquire by sending a DM or email me at [email protected]

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Some words will be more effective than others in describing your specific skills and experiences. First, take the time to review the job posting and identify which requirements align with your strengths and experiences. Then, look for power words that describe those accomplishments and attributes.

Use power words when writing your cv or resume.

For example, if the company describes itself as “Seeking employees with a strong work ethic who take ownership and responsibility,” you might describe your experience like this:

“Sought opportunities to grow my experience and develop my skills, happily accepting challenging projects and working hard to exceed company goals.”

Be prepared for your next job interview. All the best.