The document provides advice on how to think big and achieve success. It discusses using positive thinking to overcome failure, lack of confidence, and doubt. Believing in yourself is key - successful people believe in their abilities rather than relying on luck. The author advocates setting big goals, focusing on objectives, and developing others. Leaders listen to others, learn from mistakes, and focus on empowering people. Ordinary people can achieve greatness through determination.

1. THE MAGIC OF THINKING BIG - David J. Schwartz Richa Arora Leadership- 5 th May, 2010

2. How to Use the MAGIC OF THINKING In your life.

3. Use the Magic of Thinking BIG , when…. You have the Failure disease. Lack confidence. Feel Defeated. “ I haven’t got what it takes ” feeling. You think your progress is slowed down. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJoSoZElkHE

5. About the Author… David Joseph Schwartz was a professor at Georgia State University. He was also President of Creative Educational Services, a consulting firm in leadership development. He was considered as an American Authority on Motivation & Leadership. “ The thinking that guides your intelligence is much more important than how much intelligence you may have.”

6. You will succeed...if you believe so !! Belief works this way… Belief the “ I’m positive- I can” attitude, generates power, skills & energy needed to do so. This belief develops “ the how-to-do-it” Disbelief leads the mind to attract reasons to support it. Doubt, disbelief leads to failure. Think Success. THINK DOUBT FAIL THINK VICTORY SUCCEED

7. Remind yourself regularly… You are better than you think you are. Success isn’t based on Luck. Successful people are ordinary people who belief in themselves. NEVER SELL YOURSELF SHORT Think BIG goals and win BIG success. “ Believe it can be done. When you believe something can be done, really believe, your mind will find the ways to do it. Believing a solution paves the way to solution. "

8. REMEMBER : Hesitation only enlarges & magnifies fear . Cure your fear….

9. How to Think BIG Use.. favorable words to describe others. Positive language to encourage others. Practice adding value to people Stretch your vision. Focus your attention on big objectives. Monopolize the listening part. Never discourage one who makes progress, no matter how slow. AUTHORITY IS A POOR SUBSTITUTE FOR LEADERSHIP People & relationship orientation

10. Self- depreciation is a Murder Weapon… STAY AWAY

11. How to Think like a Leader? Take setbacks as lessons & learn from them. Blend persistence with experimentation. Trade minds with people you want to influence. Use the approach “ Being Human” GROW BIG BY THINKING BIG

12. Good Leaders.. Team-oriented Teamwork through empathy Listen , take opinions & communicate Practice self development Concentrate on people development A Leader is someone who believes in you, and gets you to believe in yourself .

13. Leaders are ordinary people with extraordinary determination. ORDINARY GREATNESS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7O8s6NgAck&feature=related

14. Do everybody has the tendency to be great? YES Why people do not see it then? If greatness is in a place we do not expect it, we do not see it. Latent Greatness or Leadership Ordinary Greatness: It’s Where You Least Expect It….Everywhere By- Brian Jones

15. When you develop an employee, you not only create a star achiever capable of greatness; you build the organization’s bench strength as well.

16. My analysis Like Motivational Real life examples Helps to work on your weak points. Charged with optimism. Helps you focus towards your goals. Dislike Just another motivational book. Not much about the task aspect of Leadership style. Difficult to feel motivated all the time.

17. Lessons Focus on big things, leaving triviality out of the picture. Try to see things for their potential and not just what they are today. Believe that your job is an important one. "That next promotion depends mostly on how you think toward your present job." Concentrate on the things you're good at.

18. “ Leadership is practiced not so much in words as in attitude and in actions.” - Harold S. Geneen

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