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You Are What You Communicate - Page 2

© Richard Kent Matthews

7. Assume responsibility for all of your communications, even--and especially--the ones where others hear you inaccurately.

8. Good relationships are the key to good business. People want you to help them succeed, and in doing so, succeed yourself. Most people are not jealous of your success. They're on your side, unless you push them away.

Gossip, petty jealousies, sulking, complaining, low self esteem. Do any of these ring a bell with you? If so, make a conscious decision to let them go. They are standing in the way of everything good that you want in your life. Here's an idea: try giving yourself away. Remember: humility is not thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less. Play the Contribution Game, where everyone is a winner:

1. Declare yourself TO BE a contribution. 2. Throw yourself into life as someone who makes a difference, accepting that you may not understand how or why. 3. Remember that you always communicate who and what you are, so choose to be your best.

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