3.Bad Language (F Word)
When we use bad language like cursing and expressing ourselves aggressively, we are emitting negative energy. Just listen to someone when they are swearing or pay attention to yourself and notice how it sounds. Kind of ugly and negative. Swearing is not necessary to get a point across, and it is often used as a reaction to a negative emotion such as anger and disappointment. So if you tend to swear a lot, try to omit swear words from your conversations and see how effective you still are, and how much more respectable you sound.
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