SMOOTH TALKERS V/S SMART BRAINS

[krunal7369]

as far as i am concerned i like actions than words.

 

[sujaydas85]

but u need to put across what ur thinking too.. there's a time for action and a time to speak up.

 

[rahuldutt1]

who is Someone with has a very rare ability to say all the right things at the right time.

smooth talkers or brainy

 

[abhishreshtha]

i had neva experienced hostel life but hearing from all my frnds tht how awesom a hostell life is i always wish to live hostel life...............
but one thng i was always worried abt tht how can nyone stay away frm their family for such a long time and whn i used to ask dem dont u missed ur family thn they jus used to say na man infact u shld come wid us in hostel and u even wont missd nyone itsssssssss juss funnnnnnnnnnnn over derrrrrrrrrrrr..........
ahhhhhhhhhhh coooooooolllllllllll mannnnnnnnnnnnnnn

:SugarwareZ-090:

 

[HARSHA6183]

smart brains will be able to sustain growth in life but smooth talkers wont, its smart brains who have larger capabilities than smooth talkers who will always b recognised at one point or the other

 

[subscriptionsxyz]

No link between both... smooth talkers can be winners at places..

 

[ramsharma88888]

Brains always before words . a person can always work on his communication skills but a person without content can woo us only for a short period of time . finally the truth about the baseless words will be revealed and he will no longer be taken seriously . Brains are however much more permanent

 

[grail]

a smooth talker with a smart brain, not an intelligent one, but atleast smart would wpork in most cases.....

 

[sachinchourey]

There are many ways to improve self confidence. One particular simple way is to look at the things you like about yourself. Maybe make a list of 20 or 30 attributes about you that you think define who you are in a positive way. Take one or two of those and see if there's anything you can do to reinforce them, then work on another one or two until the list is as healthy as you would like it to be.

Don't accept your own negative self-talk, like "that was a stupid thing to do," or "what a dummy I am," etc. Give yourself a pat on the back for some part of a mistake as being the best you could do, or the best you knew under the circumstances. Every mistake, or goof has something positive that you can pull out of it if you try. And everything we do or say can be turned into a positive lesson so you don't replicate the same things over and over.

 

[howhonglim.09]

what are you guys age profile? you guys sound experienced

i guess everyone is offline haha