There are no hard and fast rules but the below pointers are known to work in conveying a sense of confidence.
1. Use fewer words to convey your meaning. Research shows more impact is drawn through less words.
2. Avoid the use of words like could, can, may while using we or I as the subject. 3. Can I or may I, looks far less dominant that I want or I will.
4. Be specific. Beating about the bush never works.
5. Don't apologize explicitly. It looks bad in words if you are not face to face.
6. Avoid asking questions. Its better to state rather than ask. Instead of asking "can we date" just state "lets date".
7. Compliment with a sense of dominance, it looks attractive. Instead of saying "Your smile looks really pretty" you can say "I like your smile"
2. Avoid the use of words like could, can, may while using we or I as the subject. 3. Can I or may I, looks far less dominant that I want or I will.
4. Be specific. Beating about the bush never works.
5. Don't apologize explicitly. It looks bad in words if you are not face to face.
6. Avoid asking questions. Its better to state rather than ask. Instead of asking "can we date" just state "lets date".
7. Compliment with a sense of dominance, it looks attractive. Instead of saying "Your smile looks really pretty" you can say "I like your smile"
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