by Rick Baker
On Sep 25, 2018
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
We learn from our experiences. This learning grows experience by experience, piece by piece. And the more repetition of experience-pieces the stronger the learning. And, because we have gone through the learning process we know we know.
When we know we know we become confident about our abilities. The more we know we know the greater the confidence. Simple repetition of properly-performed action steps are the key to self-confidence.
We need to imagine future situations to determine the right action steps. That's the best path.
However, if we are confused about the right action steps then we can perform the action steps we know we know...and do them with mastery. Every one of us can do that!So, baby steps take every one of us toward unshakable self-confidence.
Self-confidence is a process. We can design it. We can control it. We should all want to do that - self-confidence is a mindset to great value.
George Washington
"If we cannot learn wisdom from experience, it is hard to say where it is to be found."
by Rick Baker
On Sep 21, 2018
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
The question was asked at the HBR LInkedIn group..."How can we change society? Just give one step which you feel will change society."
Change requires Courage.
Change requires knowledge of self and knowledge of others.
Change cascades like dominos:
Courage
Self-Knowledge
Self-Education
Self-Discipline
Self-Change
Self-Confidence
Confidence in Others
Teaching Others: Courage, Self-Knowledge, Self-Education, Self-Discipline, Self-Confidence
Working With Others: Creating Change For The Better
This is the stuff of leadership
by Rick Baker
On Sep 3, 2018
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
Ralph Waldo Trine wrote that in 1896. We don't use the word 'begets' too often any more. However, the logic of the old words still rings true. The quote is an illustration of why Spirited Leaders value Courage.