Your thoughts and words can act as powerful influences that affect you, as well as others. When they are felt, heard and repeated enough they can change the way we think and behave. Therefore, carefully observe yourself.
To meet the demands and challenges of 21st century, self-aware leaders are needed. That means leaders who have the willingness to look at their strengths and weakness. Not easy for a leader with a dominant ego or a fast-track lifestyle.
Whether you self-lead or head a Fortune 500 company, leftovers from your past can trigger you. They often surface in our most vulnerable moments. Let me explain…
Are you part of the wave of new leadership that will meet the demanding challenges of the 21st century? These courageous men and women know how to balance their inner world with the external world.
It takes courage to stand alone. It takes inner strength to trust yourself – especially when challenged by others. Yet, whether you’re a CEO or self-lead, learning to develop and trust your intuition is the path of freedom.
A teacher of mine once said, “If we’d clean up our own thoughts, the natural environment would automatically clean up.” Is our mind, which encompasses our thoughts, that powerful?
Imprints are different. You see and feel someone at a deeper level. A bit of their soul becomes engraved in yours. And in the dark times it lights your way. Their strength becomes yours. You never feel alone.
Self-awareness is the bridge between your external and internal world leading to a conscious connection to the deepest part of you. It is there that you will discover for […]
You are strong. You can endure whatever life throws at you. So don’t you dare let anyone or anything prevent you from being who you are and expressing it through your vision.
Picture your entire life stretched on a fluid canvas of colors, sounds, thoughts and aspirations. Right now you are intimately affecting your individual lifetime work-of-art. The overall design is in your hands.
