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People Who Become Great Leaders Are Those Who Take Time To Reflect Every Day On The Big Questions: Who Am I? What Is My Purpose? Who Are My Heroes In History, Mythology, And Religion? What Are My Unique Talents And How Do I Express Them? These Are The Qualities Of Silent Reflection That Make A Great Leader, Like Jesus.

Happiness For A Reason Is Just Another Form Of Misery Because The Reason Can Be Taken Away From Us At Any Time.

A Fixed Habit Is Supported By Old, Well-worn Pathways In The Brain. When You Make Conscious Choices To Change A Habit, You Create New Pathways. At The Same Time, You Strengthen The Decision-making Function Of The Cerebral Cortex While Diminishing The Grip Of The Lower, Instinctual Brain. So Without Judging Your Habit, Whether It Feels Like A Good One Or A Bad One, Take Time To Break The Routine, Automatic Response That Habit Imposes.

Meeting A Stranger Can Be Totally Fleeting And Meaningless, For Example, Unless You Enter The Individual’s World By Finding Out At Least One Thing That Is Meaningful To His Or Her Life And Exchange At Lest One Genuine Feeling. Tuning In To Others Is A Circular Flow: You Send Yourself Out Toward People; You Receive Them As They Respond To You.

Feel The World, Instead Of Trying To Understand The World.