The Power of Words

Hello friends, I hope you're all doing well. I am Afifa Noor from Pakistan and today I am excited to share my first post in Steem Venezuela Community by participating in Competition: The power of the word organised by @inspiracion

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"This Pen is made Up for such a sophisticated person like you". Hearing this ,I turned around and saw that the salesman at the counter was talking to the person standing in front of him. There were two shopping bags . Which of course belonged to this person, I came to the counter with the goods for the children, and the person was looking at the pen with very interesting eyes. After a while, he bought that pen and paid and left the super store. I sat in the car and once again the scene of the super store appeared in front of me. The man had done a lot of shopping. It seems like ha wasn't not in need of that Pen But he put out the money from his wallet and bought the Pen.

The technique of conversational hypnosis came into my mind. Does not rather, by talking about other things, he creates interest in the heart of the addressee for his purpose. The salesman also adopted this technique. His purpose was to send a pen, but he did not directly say that you should buy this pen, but he first praised the person standing in front of him, showed him a superior personality, imperceptibly instilled in his mind that a pen of ordinary quality does not suit his personality, and his efforts paid off and this person he bought that pen.

Conversational hypnosis is an interesting theory in which it is said that you can talk to others in such a way that your words don't sound bad to them and you can imperceptibly make your own words the best of words. Choice makes speech effective, but it is also a fact that every word has its own permanent meaning and effect. If we don't have words, if not, we will not be able to express our feelings and emotions and thus many of our daily life matters will remain incomplete. It also has a strong impact on his thoughts and ideas.

Estimate the power of self-talk from the fact that the first word that comes to a person's mind, negative or positive, after waking up from sleep in the morning, and that for some time. So he starts thinking about it, then all day that word rides on his mind. The word is also called Kalama in Arabic. Is done and that is to injure. The logic behind this meaning is explained because words can also injure a person. To emotions, you can hurt him, you can lower his morale, you can connect him, you can break him, you can also encourage him, and you can also discourage him.

A book was published years ago called Magic Words by Tim David, this book is a great book for its unique subject. You are the author of this book. He was a magician and mind breather for a long time. He was very skilled in his work and people used to participate in his programs. In 2007, due to his outstanding performance, he became one of the figures and figures of his field. People from more than 70 countries contacted him on social media and started taking his disciples, because his profession is to charm others.

Therefore, he became well aware of the fact that along with magic tricks, words also fascinate a person. Which we use many times daily but use them in the best way be done. If it is done, better results can be achieved. Small psychological tricks are described in this book, thanks to which even small words leave their effects on the listener and change his thinking behavior and habits of words. This magic game is so powerful that to change a person's behavior one does not have to tell him directly, but a new thing is put into his subconscious mind, that thing makes his mind think instead of thinking.

In this book, Tim David describes the seven words that follow. He values you in his heart, even if you disagree with him. In contrast to when you start your conversation with no or no after listening to someone, it creates repetition, repetition makes the talk longer and longer and there is no solution to it even if you do not agree with someone. Use the word OK. If it is not, then the decision is created. By repetition, the talk becomes longer and longer and there is no solution.

If you do not agree with someone, then use the word "OK" and listen to him patiently after that. If you present your opinion, it is quite possible that the listener will accept your opinion and thus you can convince him of your point. This word immediately strikes your mind, you are curious as to what it will say after but but but these two words are used between two sentences and usually when these words are spoken, its it means that what was said earlier is now being negated, but the previous event is mentioned and the following sentence refers to it.

Cause of incident statement. Sentences that are followed by but have great power because they are spoken with full argument. Start your conversation with yes, then repeat the other person's opinion or belief as the first sentence, but then add your opinion or belief, which will be the second sentence. Things are taken for granted whose logic or logic is understood by us because the word also acts as Magic.

I would like to invite my friends @dove11 , @wakeupkitty , @senehasa to take a look and participate into this Competition: The power of the word.💖


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 2 months ago 

I love how each author gives his particular touch to the meaning of this phrase, the words have the power of the person who transmits them either to flatter, flatter, convince someone as the example of the story, for good, for bad.

There are people who are so astute to convince people that they leave us all open-mouthed, there is everything in the vineyard of the Lord. Tim David's book is interesting as you relate it, it makes us think about the power of the word. Nice to stop by, see you soon.

Beautifully said! The power of words is indeed a gift, and how we choose to use it can leave a lasting impact. I completely agree, Tim David's book is a thought-provoking reminder of the influence we hold through our words. Thanks for sharing your insights, and I look forward to our next conversation.

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