Power word for today

The average person retains roughly 5,000 words out of the English language. Almost 2,000 of those 5,000 words will make up close to 97% of that persons core vocabulary.

If you create a positively-charged core vocabulary, you will start to see victorious results in your fundamental interaction with friends and acquaintances.

Why?

Because positive words create happier friendships, while negative words tear apart families, the work place, and romantic relationships.

The faster you replace the 2,000+ core words in your vocabulary, the faster you will have unlimited success in life.

Words effect you physically, as well as intellectually.

Your Smart word for today is...

Power word for today

Posted by Cazier Alexander on Thursday, December 25, 2008 Under: Positive Word of The Day

Say today’s power word into three sentences.

To create a new you over 90 days.

Optimistic word for today is...

Commit: A person who makes a pledge of loyalty and allegiance to something. Someone who initiates something and completes it. To cut off all other promises by ending them in a definite and clear way immediately - - To focus on 1 goal entirely until achieved.

An individual who wholeheartedly devotes himself or herself to an objective cause.

Committed: One who feels and shows great love, perseverance, and loyalty to somebody, especially over a long period of time. Someone absolutelyfaithful to a cause or relationship.

Example:

1. “Find something that you're really interested in doing in your life. Pursue it, set goals, and commit yourself to excellence. Do the best you can.”–Chris Evert

2. “I've committed myself to be this type of player. I've committed myself to it, and I'm going to stay committed to it until I'm done, because they gave me a chance to win the ultimate goal. I'll never forget them for that.” –Brett Hull