I Love Public Speaking with Bishal Sarkar
Oct 17, 2026 · 9 min · 4 segments
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Bishal SarkarHost
One of the most common mistakes a lot of leaders make is using weak language like, "I think." Have you ever done that? "I think you should do it.
I think this is the right thing." [laughs] Like, using that language, "I think," it, it dilutes your message.
Today I'm gonna share with you six powerful phrases that will make you sound more authoritative, backed by personal examples and real-life applications.
Instead of saying, "I think," the first replacement is you can say, "I believe." Using "I believe" adds conviction to your statement.
Instead of saying, "I think everybody can become a great speaker," you can say, "I believe anyone can become a confident speaker with the right guidance from the right mentor." For instance, I've worked with countless introverted leaders who transformed their communication through structured practice, so that's why I believe that anyone can become a confident speaker.
Instead of saying, "I think," you can also say, "It's my view that..." This phrase works well when you want to express a strong opinion based on experience.
It's my view that speaking with clarity and confidence is more important than using complex language.
I've seen executives at Microsoft simplify their presentations and get better results, and all the clients that I've coached have transformed their life.
So it's my view that speaking with clarity and confidence is more important than complex knowledge or language.
Instead of saying, "I think," you can also use, "My assessment is that..." My assessment is that.
This phrase is great when you have analyzed a situation and want to provide a thoughtful con- conclusion.
My assessment is that many leaders struggle financially, not because of lack of knowledge in life, but because they haven't learned the right money methods to create wealth.
And my assessment is that many people, you know, read random books about money, watch some videos, take some, quote-unquote, "finfluencer advice," but they never learn from the right wealthy people and that's why they struggle.
One of the most common mistakes a lot of leaders make is using weak language like, "I think." Have you ever done that? "I think you should do it.
I think this is the right thing." [laughs] Like, using that language, "I think," it, it dilutes your message.
Today I'm gonna share with you six powerful phrases that will make you sound more authoritative, backed by personal examples and real-life applications.
Instead of saying, "I think," the first replacement is you can say, "I believe." Using "I believe" adds conviction to your statement.
Instead of saying, "I think everybody can become a great speaker," you can say, "I believe anyone can become a confident speaker with the right guidance from the right mentor." For instance, I've worked with countless introverted leaders who transformed their communication through structured practice, so that's why I believe that anyone can become a confident speaker.
Instead of saying, "I think," you can also say, "It's my view that..." This phrase works well when you want to express a strong opinion based on experience.
It's my view that speaking with clarity and confidence is more important than using complex language.
I've seen executives at Microsoft simplify their presentations and get better results, and all the clients that I've coached have transformed their life.
So it's my view that speaking with clarity and confidence is more important than complex knowledge or language.
Instead of saying, "I think," you can also use, "My assessment is that..." My assessment is that.
This phrase is great when you have analyzed a situation and want to provide a thoughtful con- conclusion.
My assessment is that many leaders struggle financially, not because of lack of knowledge in life, but because they haven't learned the right money methods to create wealth.
And my assessment is that many people, you know, read random books about money, watch some videos, take some, quote-unquote, "finfluencer advice," but they never learn from the right wealthy people and that's why they struggle.
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