Why do you, an Internet entrepreneur, become a better writer, you ask?

And you read on, now I’ll tell you everything.

Have you ever noticed the amazing ability of some writers to play with reading emotions?

Not? But in vain. That’s it for you, as an Internet entrepreneur, you should pay attention to this because the client (secret attention = secret) only buys emotions. Neither the product, nor the solution to the problem, but the emotions that it receives from the seller’s work during the sale, the absence of stress due to your product that prevented the problem, the positive emotions that the service can give, etc.

In just a few pages, a truly strong writer can make you experience the whole gamut of feelings: from excitement and tears to rage and the desire to throw a book across the room. This is a sign of the greatest writing skills, proof of excellent craftsmanship and the criterion by which novice writers evaluate their work.

Of course, the ability to throw the reader on an emotional roller coaster is important for novels and short stories, but what about letters, blogs, resumes, commercial offers? All of them, one way or another, are designed to influence the addressee. Their goal is to convey information, but you, as the author, are also interested in having these emotions close to the reader and making the target action.

Maybe you need to impress them; make you worry, or vice versa, alert; anger or push to continue the path begun – here the goal can be any kind of emotions. The more feelings you evoke from the reader, the greater your influence on him and, therefore, the higher the chances of achieving your goals.

Remember: it is the emotion that leads to the target action (purchase, for example), you just do not have to miscalculate what emotions the reader evokes for a specific target action and actually become this ingenious writer who can cause the necessary emotions.

We have good news for you: you too can achieve this. There is an easy way. Read on for what to do.

How to become a better writer in an instant? It’s simple. Use powerful words.

Instead of explaining what I mean, I will give you a quote from the great Winston Churchill:

“We are on the verge of a severe test, one of the most difficult. We have many, many long months of struggle and suffering ahead. You ask, what is our policy? I can answer: fight a war. Terrestrial, sea and air, by all our forces and by all the forces that God can give us; a war against monstrous tyranny, which hitherto has not been surpassed by anything from the dark, mournful history of human crimes. Here is our policy. You ask, what is our goal? I can answer in one word: this is a victory. Victory at any cost; victory, despite all the terror; victory, no matter how long and persistent the path to it is; for without victory we cannot survive. “

Inspirational, right?

Yes, there was room for inspiration. Under the threat of a German strike, Britain fought for its survival, and somehow Churchill needed to find a way to inspire his compatriots and encourage them to fight.

He chose the words. Or, to be more precise, powerful words.

Let’s take a look at this quote again, and this time highlight powerful words:

“We are on the verge of a severe test, one of the most difficult. We have many, many long months of struggle and suffering ahead. You ask, what is our policy? I can answer: fight a war. Terrestrial, sea and air, by all our forces and by all the forces that God can give us; a war against monstrous tyranny, which hitherto has not been surpassed by anything from the dark, mournful history of human crimes. Here is our policy. You ask, what is our goal? I can answer in one word: this is a victory. Victory at any cost; victory, in spite of any terror; victory, no matter how long and persistent the path to it is; for without victory we cannot survive. “

Each underlined word evokes some feelings in the audience. In this case, Churchill mixes words that cause fear (“struggle”, “tyranny”, “terror”) with words that give hope (“strength”, “God”, “victory”). Especially the last, positive words are repeated again and again, causing almost a storm of emotions in the minds of the audience.

This is no coincidence. Smart and experienced speakers, like their speechwriters, saturate their public speeches with carefully selected powerful words, skillfully leading the audience from one emotion to another – just like any writer or screenwriter.

Of course, they use not only this. The best authors use many tools to arouse emotions at the addressee, and words are only one of them.

But for beginners, powerful words are one of the simplest tools that you can master. Instead of many techniques that require many years of writing practice, you can start using powerful words in your texts, and you will soon notice a significant improvement in the quality of your texts.

All you need is a list of such words, and of course, I have prepared it for you.


 257 Powerful Words You Can Start To Use Right Now:
I admit, it was painstaking work. Slowly, over the course of a few weeks, I collected and classified powerful words, sorting them into categories according to the emotions that they should evoke. Such a classification will help you quickly find the right word. All I ask in return is to share it with friends and my readers in order to introduce people to him who especially need him.

Enjoy it.

  1. Provocation of panic
    Let’s do a little experiment. Take a break from this article for a while, turn on the TV and find the news channel. Watch it for about five minutes, listening to the words. Most likely, you will hear dozens of words that I quote below. And that’s why:

Fear is undoubtedly the most powerful emotion to capture and hold the attention of an audience. So that you do not switch the channel, news releases overload your mind with words that cause fear, making you worry that you will miss something important.

And it works. Of course, there is a danger of overdoing it, but in my opinion, most authors do not sufficiently use these words in their works. And they really help to find contact with people.

Here is a list to start with:

Agony

Gambling

Apocalypse

Balance

Trouble

Poor

Insane

Worry

Pale

Painful

Explosion

Invasion

Exhausted

Disastrous

Screen

Trustful

Burning

Victim

Creepy

Evaporate

Extermination

Cripple

Trap

Catastrophe

Insidious

Collapse

Nightmare

The crisis

Scream

Volatile

Trap

Attack

Out of place

Abnormal

Unreasonable

Failure

Cheating

Stun

Fool around

Danger

Weakened

Blinded

Beware

Error

A fall

Panic

Mockery

Warning

Warning

Failure

Frightening

Slave

Rout

Crush

Destructive

Payment

Risk

Risky

Hack

Burnt

Hidden

Fatal

Vague

Embarrass

Crazy

Toxic

Murder

Threatening

Horrific

Destroy

Hurricane

Drowning

Vulnerable

Monstrous

Plague

Encouraging conversation


Let’s face it. Most people, when they read, are not at all full of energy and enthusiasm. They may feel bored, maybe some depression, and almost certainly fatigue. They subconsciously look for something that could cheer up and slightly improve their well-being.

Good news: your letter can do this. Use the following words to write encouraging text and give your readers a bit of positive:

Fearless

Grateful

Vera

Excited

Delight

Delightful

Hero

Valor

Spirit

Great

Exciting

Corn

Jubilant

Magical

Courage

Hope

Incredible

Rebellion

Support

Carry out

Courage

Stunning

Victory

Rise

Conquer

Startling

Dedicated

Awesome

Joy

Sensational

Heart

Strength of will

Courage

Bold

Kernel

Happy

Triumph

Fascinating

Astonishing

Bravery

Wonderful

Miracle

Shocking