Proactive leadership
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This document discusses proactive leadership and personal development. It emphasizes that personal leadership is the foundation for public leadership, and that everyone can work on becoming a better personal leader. It also discusses understanding one's inner landscape, with the body representing hardware, mind representing software, and soul representing the user. The document provides guidance on how to proactively change one's perceptions, thought processes, and actions by focusing on what is within one's control rather than what is not. Meditation and spirituality are presented as ways to stabilize consciousness and tap into one's abilities.
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- 3. “Sociologists tell us that even the most introverted individual will influence ten thousand other people during his or her lifetime!” - John C Maxwell
- 4. Everyone may or may not have what it takes to be a public leader, but everyone can a be a personal leader
- 5. “You get the best effort from others not by lighting a fire beneath them, but by building a fire within.” - Bob Nelson
- 7. Understanding our inner landscape Three-level existence: Body – Hardware Mind – Software Soul – User
- 8. Proactive Change how you Perceive: How we see our situation Process: What is the worldview within which we see that situation Pursue: How we respond to that situation
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- 10. Process Our destiny is bigger than our biology We are parts of the infinite source Play the part of the part & the whole will fill the hole
- 11. Pursue Be not tense – be intense Transform anxiety into intensity by focusing on what is in our control, not on what is not in our control
- 12. Power Meditation is the stabilizer & elevator of consciousness Our spirituality increases our ability to tap our ability
- 13. To know more Questions www.thespiritualscientist.com Daily spiritual reflections: www.gitadaily.com
- 14. Desire Do what you desire or Desire what you do Journal to convince yourself of what you want to do
- 15. Envision Vision without action is just a dream But action without vision is often a nightmare
- 16. Envision Plans don’t always work, but planning works Eg clock vs compass
- 17. Endeavor Practice makes one perfect – provided we improve not just our actions but also our attitudes
- 18. What shapes our inner attitude? Three-level existence: Body – Hardware Mind – Software Soul – User
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- 20. Pray Change anxiety to intensity by shift of focus What is not in our control is not out of control
- 21. Blitz Our desires are often desires produced by corporate- media controlled media Eg. “Torches of freedom” propaganda
- 22. Pray Meditation minimizes inner friction & maximizes outer contribution Our ability to tap our ability is increased by our spirituality