How to Get Better with Word Choice: Bad Word Choice Means Bad Promises @becauseisaidiwould
How to Get Better with Word Choice: Bad Word Choice Means Bad Promises  @becauseisaidiwould
Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Always. Never. Every time. Anytime. No matter what. Do we really mean what we say? Promise statements should be much more literal than they often are. People who are good with their promises are often very good with their word choice. How can we get better at meaning what we say? Watch this new video called “Bad Word Choice Means Bad Promises” and learn more about how to sharpen your language.
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How to Get Better with Word Choice: Bad Word Choice Means Bad Promises

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