Today’s Words That Work: Proclivity

By Early To Rise | Thu, Jan 21, 2010 |

  

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Proclivity (proh-KLIV-ih-tee) — from the Latin for “sloping forward” — is a natural inclination or tendency.

Example (as used by Brian Tracy today): “As a result of your genetic structure, your education, your experiences, your background, your interests and proclivities, you’re a unique and rare combination of talents and abilities.”

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