HOW TO BECOME A BETTER THINKER

Do you want to master the process of good thinking? Do you want to be a better thinker tomorrow than you are today? Then you need to engage in an ongoing process that improves your thinking. I recommend you do the following:

1. Expose Yourself to Good Input

Good thinkers always prime the pump of ideas. They always look for things to get the thinking process started, because what you put in always impacts what comes out.

Read books, review trade magazines, listen to tapes, and spend time with good thinkers. And when something intrigues you—whether it’s someone else’s idea or the seed of an idea that you’ve come up with yourself—keep it in front of you. Put it in writing and keep it somewhere in your favourite thinking place to stimulate your thinking.

2. Expose Yourself to Good Thinkers

Spend time with the right people. As I worked on this section and bounced my ideas off of some key people (so that my thoughts would be stretched), I realized something about myself. All of the people in my life whom I consider to be close friends or colleagues are thinkers. Now, I love all people. I try to be kind to everyone I meet, and I desire to add value to as many people as I can through conferences, books, audio lessons, etc. But the

people I seek out and choose to spend time with all challenge me with their thinking and their actions. They are constantly trying to grow and learn. That’s true of my wife, Margaret, my close friends, and the executives who run my companies. Every one of them is a good thinker! The writer of Proverbs observed that sharp people sharpen one another, just as iron sharpens iron. If you want to be a sharp thinker, be around sharp people.

3. Choose to Think Good Thoughts

To become a good thinker, you must become intentional about the thinking process. Regularly put yourself in the right place to think, shape, stretch, and land your thoughts. Make it a priority. Remember, thinking is a discipline. Recently I had breakfast with Dan Cathy, the president of Chick-fil-A, a fast-food chain headquartered in the Atlanta area. I told him that I was working on this book and I asked him if he made thinking time a high priority.

Not only did he say yes, but he told me about what he calls his “thinking schedule.” It helps him to fight the hectic pace of life that discourages intentional thinking. Dan says he sets aside time just to think for half a day every two weeks, for one whole day every month, and for two or three full days every year. Dan explains, “This helps me ‘keep the main thing, the main thing,’ since I am so easily distracted.” You may want to do something similar, or you can develop a schedule and method of your own. No matter what you choose to do, go to your thinking place, take paper and pen, and make sure you capture your ideas in

writing.

4. Act on Your Good Thoughts

Ideas have a short shelf life. You must act on them before the expiration date. World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker said it all when he remarked, “I can give you a six-word formula for success: Think things through-then follow through.”

5. Allow Your Emotions to Create Another Good Thought

To start the thinking process, you cannot rely on your feelings. In Failing Forward, I wrote that you can act your way into feeling long before you can feel your way into action. If you wait until you feel like doing something, you will likely never accomplish it. The same is true for thinking. You cannot wait until you feel like thinking to do it. However, I’ve found that once you engage in the process of good thinking, you can use your emotions to feed

the process and create mental momentum. Try it for yourself. After you go through the disciplined process of thinking and enjoy some success, allow yourself to savour the moment and try riding the mental energy of that success. If you’re like me, it’s likely to spur

additional thoughts and productive ideas.

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99 Questions you can ask to anyone

“Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away”

                                       -  George carlin

1.  What is the most embarrassing thing that you have seen someone else do?

2. When was the last time you sat in a lonely place for more than 10 minutes?

3. How important is it to you that other people remember, spell and pronounce your name correctly? Why?

4. What is your favourite item to cook?

5. Which movie have you watched over and over again?

6. How many hours do you need to get rested?

7. Which sound makes you sleep?

8. In one sentence, how would you describe your best friend?

9. Which animal scares you the most?

10. Are you serious-minded or a jokester?

11. Do you avoid conflict or engage in it?

12. Are you a leader or a follower? How do you know?

13. What do you do more, Break the rule or keep the rule?

14. Which book has made a big impact on your life?

15. What is your greatest hobby?

16. Are you superstitious? If yes give example?

17. What one word best describes your mother?

18. What one word best describes your father?

19. How do you define cuteness?

20. What inspires you to write?

21. What bores you the most?

22. On a scale from 1 to 10, how controlled person are you?

23. Where do you spend most of your money?

24. How tolerant person are you?

25. At what time of the day do you feel the best?

26. Tell me the best quality you have?

27. Which is more important to you, to look good or to feel good?

28. Who is the first person you tell when something good or bad happens in your life?

29. What do you mostly do to get relaxed?

30. What’s your dream job?

31. What’s your favourite meal?

32. Do you study in silence or in noise?

33. Which one place of the entire world do you want to go in life?

34. What’s your favourite colour?

35. If you could return a person (dead or alive) then whom do you choose?

36. Who’s your favourite comedian?

37. What’s your favourite quotation? Why is it special?

38. Who is your favourite person in the entire world?

39. Which is your favourite town/city?

40. Who was your school time best friend?

41. Who was/were your favourite teacher/s growing up?

42. Which was the most scary situation in your life?

43. Who has made the biggest impact on you?

44. Who has been your friend the longest?

45. Did you ever cheat in a school exam? How?

46. What dream have come true in your life?

47. Who was your first boyfriend/girlfriend?

48. What’s something that you did growing up that your parents never found out or knew?

49. When was the last time you cried? Why?

50. On a scale from 1 to 10, how happy do you usually feel?

51. What thing in this world breaks your heart?

52. Describe the time when you lost something very valuable?

53. What thing always brings a smile to your face?

54. What was your proudest moment?

55. How do you define love?

56. How many times have you fallen in love?

57. Whom have you lost touch with but still wonder about?

58. Who has loved you more than anyone in your life?

59. What do you dream about most often?

60. Which was the greatest day of your life?

61. Do you believe in “love at first sight”? Why?

62. How often do you cry watching movies?

63. Why do you think there are so many religions in the world?

64. Do you believe there is heaven and hell?

65. If you could ask God to do any three things for you and you knew he would do them, what would you ask him to do?

66. If you could learn a foreign language, which one would you choose and why?

67. If you could change one of your appearance then what would it be and why?

68. If you could rule the whole world for one day then what would you do?

69. If you were imprisoned and allowed to read only one book then what would it be?

70. If you could bring one dead person back from the dead then whom would you choose and why?

71. Do you like your name? If not which one do you choose and why?

72. If you could rid the world from any evil then what would it be?

73. Which is your favourite animal? Why?

74. If you could read someone’s mind then whose mind would you choose?

75. If you could write a best-selling book, what would you write about?

76. If you were forced to give up one of your five senses then which one will you choose and why?

77. If you are requested to give an advice to all the parents then what would you say?

78. If you could sustain the rest of your life, what age would you choose to be?

79. If you could return anything spoken to someone then what would you return and from whom?

80. What does “Success” mean to you?

81. What is beauty?

82. What do you think is needed to make the world a better place to live?

83. Do you think that it’s so hard for people to say that they’re sorry?

84. Which will you support to: knowledge power or truth power? Why?

85. What is truth?

86. Do you think that science can provide solution to every problem of the world?

87. Do you think the sixth sense exists?

88. How would you define “Freedom”?

89. Who do you think the greatest leader of all time? Why?

90. What is the difference between “Faith” and “Religion”?

91. How often do you compare yourself with others?

92. How do you define “Life”?

93. What do you like about nature?

94. If you were given a chance to redo any task of your past then which would you choose and why?

95. On a scale from 1 to 10, how dashing are you?

96. “I do what I don’t want to do and I don’t do what I want to do.” What do you think about this?

97. Share the funniest joke you have heard?

98. Who is your favourite singer?

99. Which movie has taught you the best lesson in life?

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How to Be Happy

Happiness is not an expression that one shows out of his/her face with a smile or a good look. It is an inner feeling from the soul that comes out when you have contended enough from something or somebody around you. Happiness is a part of everyone's life but many of us are copying others to be happy.

As being a student of Science of Wellbeing, I came to know that happiness lies within us but as like a Musk Deer we try finding in others and copy them. Many of us may think that enough money, a good job, good relations etc. make us happy but you are wrong there. Good income and good relations do not make us happy in actual. 

In my thinking, there are two most common ways that make us unhappy and they are;

- Illusion of Vision

- Having More Choices

Vision Illusion refers to such an incidents of human mind that sees different to a same thing but in different aspects and factors. This Creates more illusion in the mind and does not let you to be happy.

In the other hand when you have more choices then you never see perfection in any choices and it leads to unhappy situations.

According to Pro. Dr Laurie Santos, some of the major ways to be happy are listed here;

- Meditation

- Reduction to your number of choices

- Calling a friend

- Keep a gratitude journal

- Sleep

- Focus less on "End Goals"

- Express your views to someone

- Think Positive

 Science of Wellbeing, Yale University

If you are willing to join this course then click on the link

https://www.coursera.org/learn/the-science-of-well-being

Enjoy the course and be Happy!

Thank You !!!

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Untouchability Drama

Untouchability

Scene-1

(This is the event of Khalankot village. In this village, there is a system of untouchability. In this first scene, the lower caste people are discriminated by the upper caste people in the temple. Let’s see the real event.)

Harka and Ramkali are going to temple for worshiping God.

Ramkali: (inside temple) Oh god, please save my son.

Priest:    Shiva…Shiva…Shiva ,Ramkali why are you here? Oh harka don’t            you know you are from the lower caste?

Ramkali: My son is suffered from fever so we are here for him.

Priest:     Being a lower caste people, you can’t enter here.

Harka:     please let us to worship the god. If we worship the god our son will fine soon.

Priest:    Don’t talk too much. Go away from here fast.

Ramkali:  We won’t go without worshiping the god.

Priest:     Ok, if you don’t want to go then I will call the villagers

                 Villagers…..Villagers….

Villagers:  What happened guru?

Priest:        They entered into the temple so take them away from here.

Villagers took them away from there in a rude way.

(Harka and Ramkali went to their home with sad face and crying)

Shyam:   What happened to you mom? Why are you crying?

Shyam:    Father, what happened to my mom? Why is she crying?

Harka:     Son, this society suppose us to be the untouchsbles and they don’t let us to enter into the temple. Today also they forbid us to enter there so she is crying.

Shyam:   But still today I learned that all the people are equal.

Harka:    This type of things are only for books but the society doesn’t accept it.

Scene-2

(Even being discriminated by the society, Shyam was a hard working student. He studied hard and got first position in the school. He just reached home from school.)

Shyam:  ( In happy mood) Father, I got the first position in my school. See this (sowing his marksheet)

Harka:    Well done son, you have done best but I’m uneducated so for me this is same as Kala AaksherBhaishiBarabar.Ok go and tell this news to your mother.

Shyam:   Mom, I got the first position in my school.

Ramkali: Very good son. I think you are hungry so call your father and then we will take dinner.

(All the members took dinner and went to sleep)

(Next day Shyam got up early, took lunch and gets ready for school)

Shyam:  Bye father, Bye mother I’m going to school.

Ramkali: Ok bye son.

(At school, shyam’s friends were playing and at the same time shyam went there and ask for playing with them.)

Shyam:   Excuse me friends, can I play with you?

Friend:   No, you stupid, you don’t know you are from lower caste and we are from upper caste. You can’t play with us. Go away from here. (all of them started laughing at him ha…..ha….ha……)

(After that Shyam went along to the tap and started drinking water)

Krishna:  Oh Shyam, what are you doing here. You touched this tap. Don’t you know you are from the lower caste?

Shyam:  I was so thirsty so I drank water.

Krishna:  I don’t know anything. Friends what can we do for him?

Friends:  An easy way is to beat him so let’s beat him. (They started to beat Shyam badly and after sometime Shyam went to his home with swallowing face)

Ramkali:  What happened to you my son? Why your face is swallowing?

Shyam:    Nothing mom.

Ramkali:  Don’t tell lie. Say what happened to you?

Shyam:   My school friends beat me in the school.

Harka:    What is happening here?

Ramkali:  Today in school, Shyam’s friends beat him very badly.

Harka:    Don’t worry son, you must have the courage to bear it.

Scene-3

(The society was dominating them but Shyam never lost his hard work. One day he got a scholarship to study MBBS in Kathmandu.)

Shyam:  Father….father……

Harka:   Yes, I’m coming.

Shyam:  father, I got a scholarship to study MBBS in Kathmandu.

Harka:   What does it mean son?

Shyam: It means Doctory father.

Harka:  Oh that’s a great opportunity for you my son. You must best utilize it and should become a doctor.

Shyam:  But my class is running so I must leave today.

Ramkali:  Son, we have a dream to make you a great person in your life and for this opportunity we cannot stop you here. Go and pack your bag.

(Shyam packs his bag and asks for permission with his parents)

Shyam:  I’m going.

Harka:   After going there, don’t forgot us, call time and again and study as hard as you can and return by being a doctor.

Shyam:  Ok father, Bye.

(After few years of study Shyam become a doctor and now he is telephoning with his parents.)

Harka:  Hello, who is it?

Shyam:  Father Pranam

Harka:  God bless you my son and how are you?

Shyam:  I’m fine and I have a good news for you.

Harka:   What is that?

Shyam:   I completed my course and became a doctor.

Harka:  Oh really, well done son.

Shyam:  And where is mother, I want to talk with her.

Harka:   Ramkali, our son became a doctor. Talk with him.

Ramkali:  Hello son.

Shyam:   Pranam mom

Ramkali:  God bless you my son. Today I’m so happy to hear that my son became a doctor. Return here fast I’m willing to see you.

Shyam:  Ok mother, I will come soon. Mom please give phone to father.

Harka:   yes, son

Shyam: What is the condition of the village?

Harka:  What can I say son, the whole village is suffering from diarrohea and there is no docter in the health post. Some villagers lost their life due to it so the condition is so critical.

Shyam:  Don’t worry father, I’m coming soon. I’ll treat them.

Harka:   But how can you come here son? In the past years, the villagers dominated us badly, they didn’t let us to enter into temple and they also didn’t allow to touch the tap.

Shyam:  This is the 21^st century father and in this time we must know that such kind of beliefs destroy our social harmony and cooperation between the peoples so now we have to teach them the lesion of humanity and make them realize that all people in this world are equal.

Harka:  Ok son, come soon and then we will talk about it.

(After few days Shyamarrived his home)

Shyam:  Father….Father….. open the door.

Harka:  Oh my son, you came.

Shyam: Pranam father ( Greets his father)

Harka:  (being happy) Great son you have done well.

Shyam: Where is mom?

Harka:  Ramkali…..come here our son came.

Ramkali:  Son, you became so big.

Shyam:   Pranam mom (greets his mother)

Ramkali:  God bless you my son. Now you have to do a lot of works in this society.

Shyam:   Ok mom. Father let’s go to the village.

Harka:   Ok let’s go.

(They both father and son went to the priest at first)

Shyam:   Namaskar uncle

Priest:    Namaskar… Who are you?

Shyam:  I’m Shyam, son of Harka.

Priest:    Oh son you became a doctor. I’m dying son make me alive.

Shyam:   Don’t worry uncle, I’ll check you and provide medicine.

(Shyam starts to examine the priest)

Shyam:  Are you drinking a lot of water or not?

Priest:    No son

Shyam:   But why?

Priest:    Villagers advised me not to drink a lot of water.

Shyam:  They are wrong uncle you must drink a lot of water then only you will be fine soon.

Priest:   Ok son

(Likewise they visited all the villagers home and provide medicine. After finishing, they went to their home.)

(The next day all the villagers gathered at one place and started discussing about Shyam and his work to make them alive. At last they decided to go Shyam’s house and beg sorry for their mistake.)

Villagers:  Harka….harka……please open the door.

Harka:      Ramkali go and look who is there.

Ramkali:   (opens the door) Namaskar

Villagers:   Namaskar.

Ramkali:   shyam’s father look here all the villagers are in our home.

Harka:      Why all the villagers are here? What crime we did again?

Priest:      Today we are here to beg sorry with your family.

Harka:    For what?

Priest:    In the past years, we used to discriminate you saying lower caste people. We didn’t let you to enter into the temple but today your son became a doctor and treat the villagers when the whole village was suffering from diarrhoea so we want to beg sorry with your family and if you want to forgive us we want to live with you in harmony.

Harka:  it’s ok

(While they were talking one stranger arrived there )

Stranger:  Namaskar to you all

Villagers:   Namaskar

Stranger:  What is going on? Why are you gathered here?

Priest:     In our village, there was the system of untouchability but today we all realized that everyone is equal in this world so we are here to beg sorry with this family and to end this system from our society.

Stranger: This is the sign of an ideal society so let’s eliminate untouchability from the society.

All the villagers and the stranger said “Let’s end the system of untouchability and live happily in harmony.”

(The curtain is closed)

v The drama is directed by Gulmi ACCESS students, Madhab Parajuli and Bhuwan Pandey, and performed by Gulmi ACCESS students: Bhuwan Pandey (Harka), Roshni Nepali (Ramkali), Sawroj Rana Magar (Shyam), Madhab Parajuli (Priest), Sanjay Adhikari, Nitish Nepali, Shristhi Acharya and Isha Sunar (Friends), Mansoon B.K. (Krishna), Navin Thapa, Nirmala Acharya, Anil Pandey and Rejina Pandey (Villagers), Babil Reshmi (stranger), Bibek Marasini (Cock).

Exercises

Discuss with your friends

a)     What is untouchability?

b)    Why Harka and Ramkali went to temple?

c)     Why was Shyam crying while returning to home from school?

d)    What was the reason behind keeping Harka’s family away from temple?

e)    Is it right to have such system in our society? Why?

f)      If you were in the place of Shyam, do you help the villagers in that condition?

g)     Was it right to end untouchability from the society?

h)    What is the moral of this drama?

Use the following in your own sentences

a) Enter into                  b) started to

      c) As same as                d) Go away

     e) Come soon

Activity

Ø Visit one village where untouchability was in practice and observe.  Gather some information and prepare a report on it.

Now you write

Ø Suppose you are one of the upper caste familymember of the Khalankot village in this drama. Now, write how will you treat the Harka’s family who were discriminated being lower caste people.

Ø Write a summary of this drama?

Creative section

Ø Write a short drama on the topic of ‘Education’.

Ø Imagine that you are discriminated from your society as Shyam, write some points how you feel in such condition.

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Life Changing QUOTES

 "Think like a wise man but communicate in the language of the people."
- William Butler Yeats

 "Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. "
- Benjamin Disraeli

"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe. "
- Albert Einstein

" I don’t have a bank account, because I don’t know my mother’s maiden name."
- Paula Poundstone

 "The only good is knowledge and the only evil is ignorance. "
- Socrates

"Knowledge is power. "
- Hobbes

"A wise man knows more than he tells, and a fool tells more than he knows. "
- Samuel Johnson

 "Success demands two things: confidence and regular practice. "
- Khaptad Swami

 "I do not fear a bit to have my army fight with any army of the world; but my heart beats with fear when I heard about the Gorkhalis. "
- Kaizer William (German emperor)

"A man becomes great by thoughts not by caste."
- Laxmi Prasad Devkota

THANK YOU !!

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Be a Leader

Leadership is a technique by which one can lure others in their way. As a leader, you must look inward and focus on your own abilities and shortcomings. The ability to ask yourself how you can find ways to empower and inspire your team is one of the most genuine examples of leadership skills out there. There are many ways to turn the conversation inward and focus on developing leadership skills.

WHAT ARE LEADERSHIP SKILLS? 

A broad definition of leadership focuses on the ability to inspire and organize other people to achieve a shared goal, typically on a schedule. Leadership skills are important in any organization, since they facilitate strong teams and the ability to get tasks done efficiently. Since this is an all-encompassing definition, your leadership skill set might differ from your colleague’s. You might demonstrate “soft” leadership skills like patience, empathy and deep listening while your colleague demonstrates strengths in risk-taking and decision-making. Whatever your natural strengths are, developing leadership skills that align with those aptitudes is your ticket to greater effectiveness on the job. 

DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP SKILLS

Developing leadership skills is one of the most powerful moves you can make to transform your professional and personal life. It’s an empowering process of harnessing your natural talents to inspire others. As you work on developing leadership skills, you become more attuned to your strengths and weaknesses, which creates self-awareness and the ability to relate to others.

Increasing your capacity as a leader requires asking yourself three questions:

WHAT IS MY LEADERSHIP STYLE?

Understanding your leadership style opens the door for building managerial skills in harmony with your true nature. Is your leadership approach democratic, visionary, coaching, affiliative, pacesetting or commanding? With a sense of where you fall in these categories, you’re better equipped to develop leadership skills.

WHAT ARE MY WEAK SPOTS? 

What are leadership skills going to accomplish without a roadmap for improving on your weaknesses? Be honest in your self-examination. Are you empathetic to others’ needs and feelings or do you focus solely on your own? Do you work to bring out the best in others, or do you dominate others? Are you confident in your decision-making abilities or are you plagued with self-doubt? When you know what your weaknesses are, you know where to start addressing them. 

WHAT IS MY LEADERSHIP STYLE?

With a clear idea of your strengths and weaknesses, you’re ready to take action by making a game plan aligned with your leadership style. If you identified a lack of confidence as a weakness, take steps to build self-confidence. If you identified poor communication as a weakness, start practicing effective communication techniques. With practice, you’ll begin to embody examples of leadership skills to facilitate success in any endeavor. 

EXAMPLES OF LEADERSHIP SKILLS

The following examples of leadership skills encapsulate outcomes that will help you become the most effective leader you can be. 

1. BE PASSIONATE

No one wants to seek counsel from someone who doesn’t care about the topic as much or more than they do. Passion is effort; passion is exertion. Passion is never giving up. Without it, you cease innovating and stagnate. When you display authentic enthusiasm and passion for the end result, your people will keep working to achieve their goals.

Employees respond to those who are eager to help them learn and grow. Show passion for everything you do, including in your efforts at developing leadership skills. Your desire will be clear to your employees, and inspire them to improve leadership skills, too.

2. MODEL GREAT LEADERSHIP FOR OTHERS

What are leadership skills going to accomplish if they don’t inspire others to action? Not much. People respect someone who walks the walk. Research supports this statement; a core characteristic of transformational leaders is the ability to be a role model. One of the most powerful examples of leadership skills is showing those around you exactly what you’d like to see them do. Don’t waver on this. The strongest message you can send to your team is to model the behaviors you’d like to see. “If they can do this,” your team will think, “So can I.”

3. UNDERSTAND YOUR STRENGTHS AND USE THEM

No leader is born with everything necessary to succeed. Developing leadership skills takes time and effort, and it begins with a thorough examination of your strengths and weaknesses. A strong knowledge of your innate gifts and abilities means you can put them to work for you, while an understanding of your weaknesses provides you with areas you know you can improve. Addressing your shortcomings leads to true growth. You become strong enough to not only ask “What are leadership skills?” but also the pivotal question of “What are my leadership skills?”

4. SET CONCRETE GOALS AND EXECUTE THEM

Even the most formidable leaders don’t come up with success out of nowhere. The grandest vision will never get off the ground if you don’t plot a path to get there. When you’re developing leadership skills, invest time in clarifying your goals and solidifying them. Formulating the right plan and setting meaningful benchmarks along the way gives you a map to follow, a methodology that will guide your business through the next week, month, year and decade. Once you achieve a particular goal, look toward another; constant striving to meet that next benchmark will give you and your employees a sense of meaning and pride. As you make progress on your goals, the examples of leadership skills you embody will speak volumes about your tenacity in realizing your business vision. 

5. ADMIT WHEN YOU FAIL AND MOVE ON

What are leadership skills – does being an effective leader mean never making mistakes? Even the most powerful, inspiring leaders make mistakes. When you recognize an error, admit it openly and take action to correct it. Be open about your failures; discuss them with yourself and with your team. Learn from them. Ask yourself and your team, “How can I avoid making this mistake in the future?” Learning from your failures sends a powerful message to those around you. They understand that you will lead well even when you make a mistake. Those wondering how to improve leadership skills should learn how to recognize successes and failures.

6. INSPIRE OTHERS

If you’re complaining about every little detail and can only see the worst-case scenario at the end of every plan, you have little chance of inspiring others. Inspiration is an extension of belief; if you say, “No, that won’t work” or “why bother?” to an employee, you’re signaling to them that you do not believe in their idea, in them or even in the business itself. An employee who feels you do not believe in them will not perform well, and can even create a domino effect of poor morale across the business. Instead, believe in others and what they are capable of. Inspire them to work harder and reach greater heights. Developing leadership skills throughout your business by generating and focusing positive energy, even when things aren’t going according to plan, is the secret to sustained growth.

7. FIND YOUR HIGHER PURPOSE

When developing leadership skills, it’s essential that you know why you’re putting time and effort into your chosen goal. What drives you? Your immediate response may be straightforward: a larger paycheck from a job well done or the prestige that comes from higher rank. But step back for a moment. Why do you want that larger paycheck? Is it so your family feels more secure? Perhaps you want to lead because you feel you can help others by developing products and services that they need, or you see a place where you can cause positive change in your industry. These are all higher purposes, and by identifying your own, you can better operate as a confident, knowledgeable and empowering leader for others.

As you hone your effectiveness as a leader in your own life – whether that’s in a professional or personal capacity – you’ll strengthen the efforts you put into your own goals. Those around you will see the hard work and passion you bring to the table each day, stirring them work on developing leadership skills, too.

Developing leadership skills is one of the most powerful steps you can take for your career. Discover the driving force that inspires you to become the best leader you can be.

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