http://www.crosswordsite.com/index.html
There are 4 levels to choose from and you can choose whether you would like US or UK english.
[This message has been edited by Grant (edited February 06, 2003).]
http://www.crosswordsite.com/index.html
There are 4 levels to choose from and you can choose whether you would like US or UK english.
[This message has been edited by Grant (edited February 06, 2003).]
In the course they provide a 2-sided paraliminal tape, that is supposed to teach you all the words of the course directly to your inner mind. I have only been able to listen to this tape once, has anybody noticed a significant difference in their learning ability when using this tape?
The very first time I listened to side 1 of the Paraliminal I thought it was boring compared to the other paraliminals, and I thought how was I going to get through +-25 mins of it. After releasing that feeling I felt an incredible feeling of a stream of learning occuring in my mind.
The effect of the vocab paraliminals is so powerful that you actually feel that you are learning. The word that I used when I started using Million Dollar Vocabulary was an "explosion" of learning.
The first week during use, I found my self hesitating less when I was looking for the right word. Words that aren't on the tape were even easier to access.Honestly, I felt that my speech was more fluent.
I know you are supposed to use it once a week while you are listening to the other tapes, I used it everyday, both sides, for about 5 days.
Robert Kiyosaki of the Rich Dad Poor Dad series also makes it crystal clear, that the rich have a vast difference in vocabulary to the poor. Robert suggests learning one new investment or financial term every week and using it that week to integrate it into one's own vocabulary.
Learning Strategies compiled a lesson in the Million Dollar Vocabulary course to teach several financial terms.
I have found two good sites with investment terms, in order of preference:
1. http://www.investorwords.com/
2. http://www.hightechbiz.com/dictionary.htm
If anybody can give a tip on other resources to improve my financial literacy, specifically vocabulary, I will be grateful.