Profanity is a sign of inadequate vocabulary or unsound judgment — or both: By The Napoleon Hill Foundation

Profanity is a sign of inadequate vocabulary or unsound judgment — or both.

By The Napoleon Hill Foundation

Mark Twain once observed that "the difference between the right word and the almost-right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug." It is never appropriate to use profanity, especially among people you do not know well. Instead, build your vocabulary by reading and studying so that you can express yourself simply and eloquently. When you expand the number of words you know, you also expand your mind, because understanding the words and their meanings necessitates understanding the concepts behind them. Make sure you allow time each day for study and reflection. 

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