Comments for The Otheresteem Blog http://www.otheresteem.org/blog Conversations about the book. Wed, 11 Apr 2012 03:03:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on The Joy of Not Having to Be Right by Social Media: The great amplifier. | Reflections for Personal and Business Development http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=440&cpage=1#comment-238 Social Media: The great amplifier. | Reflections for Personal and Business Development Wed, 11 Apr 2012 03:03:43 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=440#comment-238 [...] speaking publicly and sharing what I have learned with more and more others. I truly enjoy tweeting, blogging, participating actively on LinkedIN and Facebook, and nowadays, yes, also pinning! [...] [...] speaking publicly and sharing what I have learned with more and more others. I truly enjoy tweeting, blogging, participating actively on LinkedIN and Facebook, and nowadays, yes, also pinning! [...]

]]> Comment on Asking for help as an otheresteem practice. by Sonia http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=571&cpage=1#comment-237 Sonia Thu, 08 Mar 2012 01:02:00 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=571#comment-237 Monica, A wonderful focus on asking for help. I was drawn in because I feel the same way and over the last 6 months I have started a journey as asking for help... First because I need it and then also because I would like others to share and join my journey. Even with a "no" it has helped me overcome a fear and created a bond, a bridge towards a potential future connection - and that makes me smile at the possibilities in me and in others! Glad to join you in this journey! Sonia Monica,

A wonderful focus on asking for help. I was drawn in because I feel the same way and over the last 6 months I have started a journey as asking for help… First because I need it and then also because I would like others to share and join my journey.

Even with a “no” it has helped me overcome a fear and created a bond, a bridge towards a potential future connection – and that makes me smile at the possibilities in me and in others!

Glad to join you in this journey!

Sonia

]]> Comment on Otheresteem for Leaders by Community's Forth Dimension - Lead Change Group http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-234 Community's Forth Dimension - Lead Change Group Sun, 30 Oct 2011 01:48:40 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=207#comment-234 [...] Conference? Not Hardly! This Was Absolutely a Palooza ” and Monica wrote a post “Otheresteem for Leaders” energizing and encouraging us to step up and keep things going.  I know Jane, Sonia and [...] [...] Conference? Not Hardly! This Was Absolutely a Palooza ” and Monica wrote a post “Otheresteem for Leaders” energizing and encouraging us to step up and keep things going.  I know Jane, Sonia and [...]

]]> Comment on Valuing Others: It’s an everyday thing! by An innovator or a nut? | Reflections for Personal and Business Development http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=483&cpage=1#comment-233 An innovator or a nut? | Reflections for Personal and Business Development Tue, 25 Oct 2011 11:06:25 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=483#comment-233 [...] Valuing Others: It’s an everyday thing! (otheresteem.org) [...] [...] Valuing Others: It’s an everyday thing! (otheresteem.org) [...]

]]> Comment on Allow yourself to be inspired by Others. by Is self-esteem the enemy? | Reflections for Personal and Business Development http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=510&cpage=1#comment-232 Is self-esteem the enemy? | Reflections for Personal and Business Development Thu, 20 Oct 2011 13:28:51 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=510#comment-232 [...] Allow yourself to be inspired by Others. (otheresteem.org) Leadership, Organizational Life, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT   Leadership, Learning, Motivation, Philosophy, Positive Thinking, Productivity, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, Religion and Spirituality, self-esteem, VALUES, Work   [...] [...] Allow yourself to be inspired by Others. (otheresteem.org) Leadership, Organizational Life, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT   Leadership, Learning, Motivation, Philosophy, Positive Thinking, Productivity, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, Religion and Spirituality, self-esteem, VALUES, Work   [...]

]]> Comment on Allow yourself to be inspired by Others. by Are you easy to work with? | Reflections for Personal and Business Development http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=510&cpage=1#comment-231 Are you easy to work with? | Reflections for Personal and Business Development Thu, 29 Sep 2011 12:35:32 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=510#comment-231 [...] Allow yourself to be inspired by Others. (otheresteem.org) [...] [...] Allow yourself to be inspired by Others. (otheresteem.org) [...]

]]> Comment on On Mediocrity and Conversations with Authors. by Roy Saunderson http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=499&cpage=1#comment-229 Roy Saunderson Mon, 12 Sep 2011 12:27:00 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=499#comment-229 So it really is OK to have a conversation with oneself! Thanks for buidling upon the concept of "creeping mediocrity", which I think is ever present. I also like your valuing and validating the worth of others as one way to get at valuing yourself. I have seen that when we appreciate ourselves first we will then be able to truly see the worth in others and then be able to give them the REAL recognition they deserve. All the best, Monica! So it really is OK to have a conversation with oneself! Thanks for buidling upon the concept of “creeping mediocrity”, which I think is ever present. I also like your valuing and validating the worth of others as one way to get at valuing yourself. I have seen that when we appreciate ourselves first we will then be able to truly see the worth in others and then be able to give them the REAL recognition they deserve. All the best, Monica!

]]> Comment on Letting Things Pass by Leadership Thought #211 – The End Of One Thing is Just The Beginning Of Something Else « Ed Robinson's Blog http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=494&cpage=1#comment-228 Leadership Thought #211 – The End Of One Thing is Just The Beginning Of Something Else « Ed Robinson's Blog Thu, 08 Sep 2011 23:47:22 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=494#comment-228 [...] Letting Things Pass (otheresteem.org) [...] [...] Letting Things Pass (otheresteem.org) [...]

]]> Comment on On Mediocrity and Conversations with Authors. by Susan Mazza http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=499&cpage=1#comment-227 Susan Mazza Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:29:00 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=499#comment-227 What a great reflection.  And as I have shared with you before, your book is one of my night table books.  It is like have a conversation with you my friend. Cool that you could have that conversation with yourself.  What we focus on grows! What a great reflection.  And as I have shared with you before, your book is one of my night table books.  It is like have a conversation with you my friend. Cool that you could have that conversation with yourself.  What we focus on grows!

]]> Comment on On Mediocrity and Conversations with Authors. by Randall http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=499&cpage=1#comment-226 Randall Wed, 07 Sep 2011 21:47:00 +0000 http://www.otheresteem.org/blog/?p=499#comment-226 It is true. If our aim is to help others shine, our intention reflects back on us too.  Also, to really help others, we need to refine own skills to a high level, and so our otheresteem intention creates a motivation to keep our tools sharp. How wonderful to pick up your own book and have that conversation with the author, and to realize that you are still committed to the principles in the book and want to continue that focus. That's really keeping the mediocrity out! It is true. If our aim is to help others shine, our intention reflects back on us too.  Also, to really help others, we need to refine own skills to a high level, and so our otheresteem intention creates a motivation to keep our tools sharp.

How wonderful to pick up your own book and have that conversation with the author, and to realize that you are still committed to the principles in the book and want to continue that focus. That’s really keeping the mediocrity out!

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