Yesterday, in my post about Introducing Twitter to Millenials, I mentioned my book, Tweedership.
Tweedership is a compilation of a year’s worth of tweets on the topic of leadership. It’s packed full of ideas, wisdom, lessons, insights, and advice on leading well (both yourself and others).
To give you a sample of what you’ll find in Tweedership, I picked a random page to share all of the tweets on that page. So without any further ado, here’s page 21:
What is something that is free but extremely valuable? Encouragement. Take the time to give someone the free gift of encouragement today.
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Helping student leaders learn to pay attention by slowing down. Less busyness = more awareness!
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Many times creativity comes through conversation. Are you talking to those around you? Or going it alone? Conversations unveil creativity.
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Good character is crucial. Don’t make a promise in the moment that can’t be fulfilled in the future.
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Practice doesn’t make one perfect. Practice makes one better prepared.
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Many things in life are all about vantage point and perspective. Trouble leading people lately? Try to see life through their point of view.
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Some people don’t change when they see the light. Instead they wait until they feel the heat.
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How do you get people excited and on board with something you are doing? Make it easy, make it personal, make it something with meaning.
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If your leadership vision keeps changing all the time, it’s not a vision…it’s a mirage.
If you liked Page 21, check out the rest of Tweedership – visit tweedership.com.
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