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Slow down! Speaking quickly is a bad habit.If you still find yourself using filler words too frequently, try these tips: Start mitigating your usage of filler words by paying attention to them. But once used excessively, filler words can project a lack of confidence, and therefore detract from our eloquence and elegance. No matter the reason, when used sparingly, there is nothing wrong with filler words. At times, we simply want to let our interlocutors know that we’re going to continue speaking. Perhaps we are discussing a difficult or unfamiliar subject, or are unsure of our arguments. We may use filler words when we are searching for the right word to say. Most people use filler words, to some extent, in their speech, for several reasons. Minimize the use of filler words – Um’s and Uh’s The following tips in this article will help you to speak eloquently and to appear more confident while doing so. Much like elegance, confidence is a state of mind that we have to constantly work towards. If you sound uncertain or doubtful, you won’t convey your intelligence and knowledge, and correspondingly, your elegance.īuilding confidence, in any area of life, is an ongoing journey it is not something that can be learned overnight with a set of rules.

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If you know how to speak confidently, you automatically seem more charismatic and eloquent. The way in which you deliver your message can sometimes be as important as the message itself. In this article I will share the tips and tricks that I’ve gathered in my personal, ongoing journey those tips have worked for me and have helped me become more eloquent and well-spoken, and consequently: more elegant.

Personally, I think that, as is often the case, with a little work anyone can learn how to become well-spoken: if I have managed to do it, so can you.

While some people were born with a “talent for speaking”, and have naturally acquired this ability from their environment, others, such as myself, have had to work hard and invest time and effort to become eloquent and to speak elegantly. Her eloquence equaled her elegance.” – Wiss Auguste, The Illusions of Hope.įinding the right words to say in any situation, and being consistently articulate, can sometimes be rather challenging tasks. “Melodiousness rolled over her tongue and out of her mouth whenever she spoke. In order to connect with people, and express her intelligence in a graceful manner, an elegant womanmust learn the basics of rhetoric and eloquence, also known as Savoir faire. The way we speak and our ability to express ourselves in a clear and refined way influence the impression that we leave on others. To become elegant, one must speak eloquently and thoughtfully.

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