“Confidence comes from managing our self-doubts and accepting the fact that we are working on bettering our imperfections, even while appreciating these imperfections as qualities that make us unique and likable.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Embrace your possibilities, not your potential failures. You get what you expect.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Cultivate the connections that you want to have, not the ones you think you should have.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“When we come from an authentic, genuine place in ourselves, our efforts to connect with people work to their fullest. Our relationships develop more… — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Harnessing likability is about uncovering what is authentically likable—in you, in the other person, in your connection.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Confidence comes from managing our self-doubts and accepting the fact that we are working on bettering our imperfections, even while appreciating these imperfections as… — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Authenticity is who you are--your honest reactions, your natural energy.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Perception is reality, and self-image is self-perception.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“The term 'networking' is simply another way to think about how to start a relationship. Our relationships are our network.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Being authentic will get you where you need and want to go, and it will be your path to building the most meaningful and… — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Building fruitful and lasting relationships starts with abandoning the conventional ‘‘me’’-based thoughts that are so prevalent in the business world and so easy to… — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Holding ourselves back may keep us safe, but it also means sacrificing how much we can grow and limiting what we can achieve.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“Self-image is the basis for how you experience--and are experienced by--the outside world.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
