Saturday, 30th March, 2024
Take the initiative to contribute
In today's competitive workplace, taking initiative is a key differentiator.
It separates those who blend into the background from those who proactively contribute and get noticed. It shows your dedication, proactiveness, valuable skills, and commitment to success.
The Benefits of Taking the Initiative
Increase your Visibility: Taking the initiative showcases your problem-solving skills, be it in work or family. You are noticed by family members, managers or colleagues.
Enhance Skills: By stepping outside your comfort zone, you gain valuable experience and learn new skills. It’s fun to venture into something that you might always have avoided because you thought you weren’t good enough.
Boost Confidence: Initially you may fail. However, the satisfaction of making a sincere effort to learn something new is very inspiring. Seeing the positive impact of your initiative builds confidence and self-belief.
Advancement: Proactiveness is a quality employers seek in high performers. It positions you for promotions and leadership roles. In family too, people will look up to you as someone who can be trusted, relied upon - someone who can help them with problem solving rather than creating problems.
There are always areas where you can add value. You streamline a process, offer fresh ideas on a project, or volunteer for a new task. Before approaching, understand the task or problem you want to address. Clarity in what you are suggesting, in family or outside, makes a big difference in your communication.
If you see a colleague or anyone in your family struggling, lend a helping hand without being prompted and wait for their consent. In this manner you neither intrude on their space nor ignore their struggles. In fact, this is an opportunity for you to be a neutral observer. Also, allow others to know that it’s safe to ask for help. You will not become a doormat, or people pleaser, or be bossy.
Taking the initiative courageously will help you to voice your ideas during meetings, (within the family or office), even if they differ from the mainstream. Know that your right brain is creative, and with each & every idea you are recharging it.
If you are full of brilliant ideas, that are for the betterment for all & aren’t able to voice them, Redikall can help you overcome your fears, worries or conflicts, and build confidence to take initiative. Involve yourself proactively and be satisfied in whatever profession / career you are in.
Synchronize with the initiative to contribute
Here are Redikall Transformative Statements to help you Synchronize with the initiative to contribute.
Recite them 7 times:
I transform and transcend my hesitation.
I transform and transcend my lack of confidence.
I transform and transcend my fear of failure.
I transform and transcend my worry of being judged.
I transform and transcend my indifference.
I awaken courage.
I awaken neutrality.
I awaken the confidence to share
my creative ideas.
I awaken my ability to articulate well.
I synchronize with courage.
I synchronize with neutrality.
I synchronize with my inner confidence.
I synchronize with humbleness.
Synchronicity with the Initiative to Contribute
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