How you articulate words shapes how people read you. A choppy, consonant-forward style sounds confident and strong. Soft, slurred speech with minimal mouth movement reads as shy or insecure.
This tip of the day is a fun one. It is about style of speech. If you're a person who chops your words and adds a lot of consonants to your words, then that is generally considered to be a confident, strong way of speaking, maybe a little bit too much if you do it too often. However, if you're a person who just strings your words together and you don't use much consonants and you don't hardly open your mouth, that can come off as shy or insecure or even arrogant. So think about your style of speech and what it says about you.
