“To make meaningful connections in an authentic way, you have to project the best parts of your true self. In other words, before you expect others to like you, you have to like you--that is the law of self-image.” — Michelle Tillis Lederman Copy Share Image
“It is through the strength of what is genuine that meaningful connections build into relationships.” — 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
