2. Choose word wisely
While speaking with others, always remember that you should not use the bully or false words. Before saying any words, make sure that your words did not hurt anyone. Your sweet voice can win heart of anyone. Always talk passionately with smile on face. Don't show them that you are not confident. Build your strong personality so that everyone will like to talk with you.
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