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Intention

Introspect on what you want clearly. The power of intention is one of the most important barometers for judging yourself, your colleagues and your organization.

Make sure you approach situations with transparency so that your intentions are clear to your colleagues and your organization. once other stakeholders understand your intent, they will be more open to your approach and your intent for collaboration.

This way you are leveraging your power of intention.

examples - there are many ... read the wonderful book ... by dr.wayne dyer titled the power of intention ...

so instead of focusing on others, why dont we for a change make sure our intention is clear ?

Have a good day !!
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