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This Chapter has helped me to recognize that I can strengthen my written communication in the following ways. By using the “C” characteristics including: Complete, Clear, Correct, Concise, Courteous, and Considerate.
1. Complete – by using and asking yourself the “W” questions Why, What, Who, When, and Where?
2. Clear- make sure the reader understand the purpose, your words should espress instead of impress
3. Correct- the communication should be correct and facts
4. Concise – say what need to be said, keeping it short and clear
5. Courteous – be respectful
6. Considerate – use a positive tone when relying a negative message.
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I enjoyed way too many of these quotes, searching for the few that I believed in the most. It’s like halfway reverse-psychology. Okay, well not reverse per say, since none of these are suggesting. Be great and appreciate. Leading is a choice. Be the leader that you want to be. Admire yourself and let the rest fall into its own place. Do what you think is right.
I have always been a firm believer that the person who choose to be comes from within our own mindset. Depending upon the situations faced while growing into the actual person we become, may influence our potential to be greater; but nevertheless, being a leader is defined from characteristics derived from the attributes that [I] contribute. Not necessarily for others, or maybe not meant for others, but you never know who is looking at you from the outside. The type of impact you have on someone else’s life isn't always up to you. I'm not saying to be fake, to not be yourself, or to not be negative if that's what you choose on how to portray yourself to the public; but it's always respectable to keep in mind that the way you view yourself and the way that any someone else might see you, makes a difference more than anybody may ever realize. Leadership qualities form their own shape and through the actions we show to be seen.
A great leader empowers other!
A good leader is always involved with his team.
