Expand Your Vocabulary & Memorize NEW WORDS to Improve Your Speaking

Do you want to expand your vocabulary so you can improve your speaking? Learning new vocabulary and memorizing that new vocabulary is an important part of improving your communication. When you use the same words all the time, your communication gets stale and doesn't have as much impact as it could.

With simple techniques to learn new words, learn new vocabulary and expand your vocabulary range, you can quickly improve your speaking at work. However there is a process that you need to follow: you should first find new vocabulary, record that new vocabulary, memorise the new vocabulary and use the new vocabulary. This is a very simple process that I go into in this video. I talk about how to do that with traditional notebooks as well as modern apps.

And if you commit to this process, you will have successfully expanded your vocabulary and memorized that vocabulary so you can improve your speaking.

Timestamps:
00:00 Expand your vocabulary
00:49 Step 1 Find new vocabulary
02:25 How to widen your input
04:13 Apps to help you expand vocabulary
04:47 Vocabulary in context
05:59 Step 2: Record the vocabulary
08:33 Apps to record vocabulary
09:46 Step 3: Memorize new vocabulary
10:15 Ebbinhaus forgetting curve
10:49 Spaced repetition
12:47 Step 4: Use new vocabulary
14:35 Step 5: Repeat this process

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Learning each and every day.
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Can you also add few videos for people who want to become managers and what skills are required to become effective leaders. Mostly for those who are looking to transition their career from an individual contributor to managers.

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Things i did as a child
1. Watch sci fi, the learning channel and biographies and history
2. READ two new books a year
3. Study ten words a day from the dictionary (read and write the definition out of the word)

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