Personal Power Points

Power is not the same as force. True power in interpersonal relations does not involve force at all. If you are someone who wants to develop more personal power in your life and career, listen and take note of these important key aspects of real personal power.

Real power vs. apparent power…

We are all familiar with the “powerful” person in the workplace who is loud and intimidating. However, the strength and weakness of a person is not related to how loud and intimidating they can be. The formula for real power doesn’t require so much energy!

Understanding and developing personal power is one of the most valuable self-management tools there is. That’s why it is a topic I am passionate about.

When you have REAL personal power, you can actually save yourself a lot of energy, among other precious things.

Here are some of the key components of real personal power:

 


 

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