by Rick Baker
On Sep 23, 2014
by Rick Baker
On Sep 23, 2014
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
Your performance at communication will definitely be part of the problem.
If you find your communication is lacking in strength, provide yourself opportunities to obtain knowledge about communication. Then practice communication, observe the results, and adjust your communication techniques until you succeed. You will know you are succeeding when your ability to influence others expands.
by Rick Baker
On Sep 22, 2014
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
We have been taught and conditioned to think of 'self-conscious' people as timid people, people who cower under negative self-images.
Let's give this another think.
Better still; let's replace that first-thought with a constructive thought.
Self-consciousness is a good thing:
- It means the person has given some thought to self...thinking about self is an important thing to do.
- It means the person is aware of self...self-awareness is a valuable commodity.
Self-awareness, like any other skill, takes practice. That practice should be done with an open mind.
Let's stop assuming self-conscious thought and awareness is only directed toward the negatives.
Let's assume that self-conscious thought will result in finding positive things like talent, courage, confidence, conviction, & creativity.
Put another way - "I was thinking and feeling rather self-conscious the other day. Wow, was I ever proud of myself!"