WHAT’S YOUR “ONE” THING?
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"You do not rise to the level of [...]
In a world where negativity and ego dominate headlines, optimism can feel like a whisper in a dark forest. Optimistic people often get nullified, and reduced to cartoon characters or worse, a meme. Yet the data is clear, hopeful, positive and yes, “optimistic” leaders outperform negative leaders, attract and inspire talent, and are much more creative than their fearful foes. Optimism is a growth catalyst and is not merely a passive state of mind—it’s an active choice that can transform your reality. It’s time to challenge the cynics and embrace the profound impact of hope. Optimism creates a real advantage. Let me prove it to you.
In a world where negativity and ego dominate headlines, optimism can feel like a whisper in a dark forest. Optimistic people often get nullified, and reduced to cartoon characters or worse, a meme. Yet the data is clear, hopeful, positive and yes, “optimistic” leaders outperform negative leaders, attract and inspire talent, and are much more creative than their fearful foes. Optimism is a growth catalyst and is not merely a passive state of mind—it’s an active choice that can transform your reality. It’s time to challenge the cynics and embrace the profound impact of hope. Optimism creates a real advantage. Let me prove it to you.
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The literature is very clear: when we are present, pausing to engage others, and taking time to observe our own behaviors in real-time, we show up with more persuasiveness, authenticity, and impact. This allows us the confidence to invite others into the conversation, which is essential in an ever-evolving world. We have all been put on notice; if we are not growing in our own self-awareness, we are vulnerable to a fall.
The literature is very clear: when we are present, pausing to engage others, and taking time to observe our own behaviors in real-time, we show up with more persuasiveness, authenticity, and impact. This allows us the confidence to invite others into the conversation, which is essential in an ever-evolving world. We have all been put on notice; if we are not growing in our own self-awareness, we are vulnerable to a fall.
The literature is very clear: when we are present, pausing to engage others, and taking time to observe our own behaviors in real-time, we show up with more persuasiveness, authenticity, and impact. This allows us the confidence to invite others into the conversation, which is essential in an ever-evolving world. We have all been put on notice; if we are not growing in our own self-awareness, we are vulnerable to a fall.
You learn to protect your heart from disappointment but when I protect my heart from being disappointed, I become too emotionally on guard and not open to hope and possibilities...