== Steps ==
# Don't just be yourself, you have to learn to 'Be Your Good Self'."
# Mind your speech; words can build you or ruin you.
# Love yourself but don't get carried away with 'self'.
# Respect others but be mindful that you don't loose your self-worth.
# 'Stop wishing for' and 'Start willing to' change.
# Judging others gives us more enemies. So, choose to Love instead!
# Humility is not stupidity, don't play dumb when your integrity is at stake.
# Mean it when you say 'I'm Sorry'. Say it only when you need to, not when you feel like.
# Be determined to do it right even when there are unfavorable consequence. It will pay off later.
# Think differently. You don't always have to follow the crowd.
# Cultivate a regular 'Self-Check' or 'Self-Evaluation Habit' in order to know your wins and losses.
# Create time for mentorship. Learn from those who have been to where you are going.
# Reference GOD as you walk along. I am not preaching religion but the truth for me is that GOD does intervenes in the affairs of men.
Author:
Ebenezer Olasunkanmi AKINRINADE
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
GOOD MESSAGE. BAD LANGUAGE.
"Language is communication. Communication is about meaning. When meaning is lost, communication becomes useless." ~E..O. Akinrinade
Maybe you are the next orator the world is waiting for. Maybe you are already preparing yourself for an opportunity to deliver that eloquent and powerful speech. Then, wait and read!
Sometimes, we have the Right Message, the Right Audience but we end up using a Bad Language. Bad language not in terms of rudeness or correctness in pronounciation, but to speak in the tongues of elite to a locally educated gathering is nothing but error.
Don't get carried away by how smooth and sweet your message is without asking the question "will my audience understand?"
Communication is not complete until the message is understood.
Although the message is attributed to you but the truth is, it belongs to your audience. So, put them in mind as you prepare for that great speech.
I wish you a beautiful future on this road you have chosen to venture.
Sweet Regards!
Ebenezer O. Akinrinade (gent2smile)
+234-(0)8027701092
http://twitter.com/gent2smile
Join "YOUNG EXECUTIVES INFO"> Facebook Group
Maybe you are the next orator the world is waiting for. Maybe you are already preparing yourself for an opportunity to deliver that eloquent and powerful speech. Then, wait and read!
Sometimes, we have the Right Message, the Right Audience but we end up using a Bad Language. Bad language not in terms of rudeness or correctness in pronounciation, but to speak in the tongues of elite to a locally educated gathering is nothing but error.
Don't get carried away by how smooth and sweet your message is without asking the question "will my audience understand?"
Communication is not complete until the message is understood.
Although the message is attributed to you but the truth is, it belongs to your audience. So, put them in mind as you prepare for that great speech.
I wish you a beautiful future on this road you have chosen to venture.
Sweet Regards!
Ebenezer O. Akinrinade (gent2smile)
+234-(0)8027701092
http://twitter.com/gent2smile
Join "YOUNG EXECUTIVES INFO"> Facebook Group
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Saturday, August 15, 2009
EXECUTIVE QUOTES & PROVERBS
"Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hands and melting like a snowflake."
~Marie Beyon Ray
"A person's worth in this world is estimated according to the value they put on themselves."
~Jean de la Bruyere
"Write down your proposal so briefly that people can read it. State clearly your point so they can appreciate it. Interprete it picturesquely so they can remember it. And above all, be accurate so they will be guided by its light."
~Ebenezer O. Akinrinade
http://gent2smile.blogspot.com
"Without involvement, there is no commitment. Mark it down, asterick it, circle it, underline it. No involvement, no commitment."
~Steven Covey
"Being an executive is not a function of being dressed in suit and tie and carrying a briefcase around town. Being an executive is being someone who executives plans; it is being a man or woman of action."
~Sam Adeyemi
"True leaders focus on building consensus. Known as cohesive leaders, they don't go forward unless everyone is, in effect, holding hands."
~Dale Galloway
"In order to be effective we must nurture all, equip many, and develop a few."
~John Maxwell
"Many things makes sense to us but yet we find it difficult to do. It is because we lack the understanding to 'do'."
~Godman Akinlabi
~Marie Beyon Ray
"A person's worth in this world is estimated according to the value they put on themselves."
~Jean de la Bruyere
"Write down your proposal so briefly that people can read it. State clearly your point so they can appreciate it. Interprete it picturesquely so they can remember it. And above all, be accurate so they will be guided by its light."
~Ebenezer O. Akinrinade
http://gent2smile.blogspot.com
"Without involvement, there is no commitment. Mark it down, asterick it, circle it, underline it. No involvement, no commitment."
~Steven Covey
"Being an executive is not a function of being dressed in suit and tie and carrying a briefcase around town. Being an executive is being someone who executives plans; it is being a man or woman of action."
~Sam Adeyemi
"True leaders focus on building consensus. Known as cohesive leaders, they don't go forward unless everyone is, in effect, holding hands."
~Dale Galloway
"In order to be effective we must nurture all, equip many, and develop a few."
~John Maxwell
"Many things makes sense to us but yet we find it difficult to do. It is because we lack the understanding to 'do'."
~Godman Akinlabi
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