Best 25 quotes of Michelle Lederman on MyQuotes

Authenticity is who you are-your honest reactions, your natural energy

Embrace your possibilities, not your potential failures. You get what you expect.

Even if you are just starting out in your career, you have valuable perspectives and advice to share.

Fake it till you make it real.

Getting rid of expectations isn’t about flattening your experience so that you are never disappointed; rather, ti’s about freeing your mind of the burden of waiting for the expectations to be fulfilled.

Harness your curiosity to initiate conversations and open avenues of dialogue.

How you perceive others is your reality about them, and the same is true for them of you.

If you minimize your accomplishments, that's what people will believe about you. If you emphasize your accomplishments, that is how you will be perceived.

Opening up a conversation can be opening up a world of new possibilities.

Regardless of where you are in your career, listening is a skill that you must continue to work on.

Repay kindnesses and generosity bestowed upon you by continuing the giving. Extend yourself freely to others to sustain the positive cycle of giving.

Sharing what is real about you is the key to building real relationships with others

Stay open to changing your perception of people as your connection with them grows.

Strengthening self-image is a process, and imagining the end goal is part of what helps get you there.

Tapping into likability doesn't mean you have to be constantly perky and bright. It's about productive and authentic energy.

The glass is either half empty or half full, and remember that whatever your perspective, it is entirely your choice.

The relationships that you genuinely care about are the ones that will form the strongest network you can build.

Time and shared experiences are key ingredients to creating bonds that last.

Understanding how our own perceptions are formed can give us some insight into how others form their perceptions of us.

We all have that bully that appears on our shoulders, whispering nasty self-thoughts into our ears. On the opposite shoulder sits the cheerleader, the one who believes in our worth and reminds us of our successes, strengths, and goals.

We all talk to ourselves, and when we keep telling ourselves something we eventually begin to believe it.

When you are impatient with a relationship, your actions can be read as pushy or needy - not exactly likable qualities. Truly lasting friendships are rarely instantaneous. Give them time and room to grow.

When you can’t yet give back directly for help you’ve received, pay it forward. And trust that you may well get your change to directly help the people who have selflessly helped you.

When you frame your actions around what you fear and what you think you can't do, those are the results you'll achieve.

When you give freely to others, not only do you increase your likability and aid other people, you almost always get something unintended in return.