creativity

“Decide what you love, what you need, and what works, and then let go of everything else”

Finally someone has put together a book that discuss how to build character and heart into our social media.

Ms Kent, in her new book: “You are what you Tweet” discusses how to bring positive affirmation not only into your own life, but into social media.

Here are some of her reminders for success on Twitter;

Always show kindness to others
Remember that everyone has a voice
Include those who seem to be left out
Stay connected with people who inspire you
Listen to your audience

“Be thankful for what you have, and you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough”

-Oprah Winfrey

www.germanykent.com

Many smart business leaders tend to look at the world through lenses that skew or limit their perspective, causing them to act on autopilot. When those lenses come off–accidentally or intentionally–these leaders can gain a broader perspective and make better, wiser decisions.

The problem is, it’s not easy for smart leaders to shift their perspective, because it’s all they know. Sometimes, to get out of their comfort zone and evolve to the next level, they need to do something counter-intuitive: they need to take off their “smart glasses.”

CEO coach and adviser Prasad Kaipa has worked with hundreds of C-level executives globally to help them cultivate wise leadership skills. He Says differentiating between smart and wise perspectives is the first step.