I Don’t Want Followers II

In my last post, I Don’t Want Followers!, I left you with some questions that could be applied to your use of social media — or any other way you invest your life energy moment-by-moment.

I know creating a space between Albert Ellis ‘muster-bating’ and Dr. Cortney Warren’s imperative to Choose Honesty,  is far from easy.

Positive Psychology taught me, and I believe, that when you use your developed strengths to re-craft a task or situation in a way that you are actually using your strengths then do the task or engage in the situation…you feel better about your engagement in the activity.

Happiness, life satisfaction and creating a meaningful life is not about creating a 100% perfect life — whatever the flip that is!  It is about devoting yourself 100% of the time to creating a life where you are skilled at seeing The Upside of Your Dark Side, and  are able to create a Platform because you know the Give and Take of life success.

So maybe when I was a little girl I did not dream of growing up and ‘having followers’.  Then again, when I was a little girl I did not dream of making books an integral part of my life.  Heck, when I was a little girl I did not even like to read!   All that not withstanding, as a much older girl I appreciate that each new experience helps me understand if I want to lead, follow or get out the way.

For now, for me, Twitter is hitting on the Don’t Die Principle:  You can make excuses or your can achieve your goals.  I choose to follow my own advise and see where my business twitter experiment leads me.  Happy tweeting and please follow me at @DrSuccess  

 

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Andrea Goeglein is part organizational psychologist, part entrepreneur, and all about success—your success. She understands both the pressures you face and the dreams that inspire you. Andrea merges her experience as a business owner with her training in Positive Psychology to provide effective, efficient and challenging personal development products and services. She combines an emphasis on objective assessment with an approach that is always powered by your spirit and guided by your goals. Her professional development offerings are based in theory and backed by direct business knowledge.

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