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There’s more ways to say I love you without actually saying it. Sometimes these three words are meaningless unless you couple your words with action. Here are 20 ways to show that special someone that you love them.

NOTE: If you enjoyed this post check out the follow-up 20 “Real Life” ways to say I Love You and 20 ways to Propose.

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“Those three words,” – ashleyRosex on Flickr [Online Images]

“sweetheart” – youngdoo on Flickr [Online Images]

“Love on Pier 14″ – Red Giraffe on Flickr [Online Images]

“a hearty sandwich” – Rakka on Flickr [Online Images]

“the healing touch” – drumtoo on Flickr [Online Images]

“Lucy wins monopoly” – all the good names have gone on Flickr [Online Images]

“Above Pacific” – a3rO on Flickr [Online Images]

“19:00″ – Fanny Lafontaine on Flickr [Online Images]

“190108″ – vaquerito on Flickr [Online Images]

“elderly couples” – tin-zo on Flickr [Online Images]

“your present” – youngdoo on Flickr [Online Images]

“lets dream” – dannycg on Flickr [Online Images]

You know I love you <3~ – [ Miss Loading™ * LOADINGEYA * ] on Flickr [Online Images]

“Sharing” – ryancr on Flickr [Online Images]

I just called to say I love you ♥…and I mean it from the bottom of my heart ♥… – neloqua on Flickr [Online Images]

“Valerie (251s)” – allen shelton photography on Flickr [Online Images]

“Watch those hands Mr.” – Darien Chin on Flickr [Online Images]

“Navy Love Letters Of WW2 1942 South Pacific” – danielschmidtsfti on Flickr [Online Images]

“amber and mimi” – * k a t i e * on Flickr [Online Images]

“heart aid” – ninjaindisguise on Flickr [Online Images]

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With the advent of social media sites, we are bombarded daily with a plethora of diverse opinions. All too often our voice can be lost in the drone of mediocrity. How can we break through the noise and let our “signal” be heard? Here are 7 ways.

1. Keep it short – Brevity is wisdom; keep your words clear and concise.
2. Question everything – Don’t swallow every bit of information you hear and take it at face value. Ask yourself why do I feel or think this way? Know what you believe in and why.
3. Be different – This is so simple and yet difficult at the same time. Don’t give in to peer pressure. The masses are only too eager to follow and hate brand X or love person Y and then parrot each other, thinking that they are unique. Set your own course and speak your mind.
4. Keep it simple – Any fool can grab a thesaurus and confabulate eloquently. However, it takes a true genius to speak simply so that everyone may understand. Big words are fine, but to appeal to a wider audience, keep it simple.
5. Think rationally - Speaking words in a moment of anger will make you feel good now, but you may soon live to regret it. It takes more strength to walk away then it does to engage in a fight. What is your goal? What are you trying to accomplish? Think before you speak.
6. Control the swearing – While we all enjoy a spicy sentence sandwich from time to time, swearing is one of the surefire ways to not be heard and blend in with the noise. Do you want to be unique and sound intelligent? Then cut the swearing to a minimum.
7. Hold your tongue – Silence is golden. Knowing when to keep silent shows others that what you have to say is important. Speak when everyone is ready to give you their full attention and listen.

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