by Rick Baker
On Nov 28, 2013
Thought Tweet #879 The greatest of leaders change themselves. They mould their character to improve their ability to influence others.
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
Sometimes they replace combative ways with kindness; sometimes they replace softer ways with assertiveness.
Other times they improve their voice, vocabulary, and body language to improve their communication style...adding clarity and power to it.
Great leaders are attuned to their habits, both the good ones and the bad ones. They choose to replace their bad habits with new things - good habits, habits proven to deliver positive results.
Beyond everything else, the greatest leaders are masters of self-awareness and self-control.
And they know leadership is an ongoing series of thought-and-action choices. So they define thought-and-action boundaries for themselves and they work continuously at living within those thought-and-action boundaries.
by Rick Baker
On Nov 26, 2013
Thought Tweet #877 Our success in this world of other people increases when we develop abilities to observe people & understand them.
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
The challenge is sometimes we are so self-consumed by aches and pains and daily stresses and strains we are oblivious to other people.
by Rick Baker
On Nov 21, 2013
Thought Tweet #874 So you have a mind like a steel trap do you…then you will know intelligent life forms choose to avoid traps.
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
Illustrations of mental prowess can put people off....especially when performed by braggarts and wiseacres.