Denis Waitley's Ezine
May 10, 2006
Welcome!
To this issue of the Denis Waitley International online
newsletter. My goal is to offer valuable, relevant, leading
edge, and interesting content, with some innovative and
refreshing differences from the other ezines and newsletters
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1. This Week's Jumpstart
1. This Week's Jumpstart A great stage director once said, "Acting is reacting. It's done with the ears, not the mouth." Contrary to popular belief, listening is not passive, it's active. How do you get someone's attention? It's not by talking or by making clever remarks or by trying to impress others with yourself. If you want to get people interested in you, talk about what's important to them. The biggest mistake most people make in communicating is talking about Me, Myself and I: "What I want to sell"... "These are my needs"... "I would like this to happen because I"...Instead, turn your attention to the other person: "What are your needs?" "How can I help you?" Then listen. Always pivot the conversation around the other person. Talk about people, places and things that are important to him or her. It's been said that by showing interest in people you can make more friends in twenty minutes than you can in twenty weeks by showing how interesting you think you are. So Be an Active Listener This Week! -- Denis Waitley
2. The Champion Within
Article A good way to think of leadership is the process of
freeing your team members to do the best work they possibly
can. I have followed NBA basketball coach Phil Jackson's
career. This article is by Denis Waitley, author of the
best-selling personal development program of all time, The
Psychology of Winning. This week take advantage of our
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Denis Waitley has studied,
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Bowl champions, returning POW's, heads of state and Fortune
500 top executives. 3. Seeds of Greatness by
Denis Waitley The Safari Called Life Check-off List: • Learn from those who have gone before • Travel lightly; no extra baggage • Be prepared and expect the unexpected • The more you learn the less you fear • Slow down, watch and listen • Respect your environment • Leave your ego behind • Anticipate, innovate and make do • Be optimistic; tomorrow did not exist before • Collect memories instead of souvenirs • Enjoy the journey • Celebrate all life, not just your own This excerpt was taken from Denis' newest release, Safari to the Soul. To receive this book as a free gift with your purchase of Denis Waitley's Psychology of Winning 6-CD series this week only or to order Safari to the Soul by Denis Waitley go to http://waitley.jimrohn.com or call 800-929-0439. 4. The Winner's Edge Coaching Tips Welcome to our current coaching topic for the next two issues. We cannot teach our children self-esteem, we can only help them discover it within themselves by adding positive marks and strokes on their slates. All positive motivation is rooted in self-esteem – the development of which, just as with other skills takes practice. We are looking at self-esteem as a four-legged chair. Last issue we covered the second leg of the "Self-esteem" chair -- a sense of individual identity. The next leg is: A Sense of Worthiness. This third leg of self-esteem is a sense of worthiness, the feeling that I'm glad I'm me, with my genes and background, my body, my unique thoughts. Without our own approval, we have little to offer. If we don't feel worth loving, it's hard to believe that others love us; instead, we tend to see others as appraisers or judges of our value. Show your children unconditional love. Carefully separate the doer from the deed, and the performer from the performance. The message: "I love you no matter what happens, and I'm always there for you" is one of most important concepts in building a feeling of worthiness or intrinsic value in children. After every reprimand, let them know you love them. Before they go to sleep at night, give them the reassurance that, regardless of what happened that day, you love them unconditionally. A healthy sense of belonging, identity, and worthiness can only be rooted in intrinsic core values as opposed to outer, often material, motivation. Without them, we depend on others constantly to fill our leaking reserves of self-esteem – but also tend to suspect others of ulterior motives. Unable to accept or reject others' opinions for what they're worth, we are defensive about criticism and paranoid about praise – and no amount of praise can replace the missing qualities. A healthy sense of belonging, identity, and worthiness is also essential to belief in your dreams. It is most essential during difficult times, when you have only a dream to hang on to. -- DW
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