Mo shares his insights from the habits of Ron Tite.

Think: What’s the thing you believe in so much that you would be happy to work on it for the rest of your working life?
Do: How do you exemplify that? People don’t judge you by the things you say, they judge you by what you do. Actions are what signals what you believe deep down.
Say: How do you communicate what you believe? Too many people jump to this part before figuring out everything else.
Be comfortable with your imperfections. Authenticity means being okay with who you are, even when you make mistakes or ask dumb questions. Share your journey because we are all always learning.
When people are focused more on progress than a result, they are more comfortable with sharing that they are not perfect and those are the kinds of people that others want to be around.
Add some humour to your communication. Ron’s background in stand up comedy gives him a good foundation for making a conversation enjoyable.
Be a good entertainer and great host. Don’t be so focused on the content you’re teaching or discussing that you become boring.
Studies showed that if you tell a joke at the beginning of a negotiation it reaches a better result and people rate the negotiation higher. Even an attempt at humour that doesn’t hit the mark is better than being boring and dry.

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The Top 3 Things You Need to Implement from Ron Tite, Author of Think. Do. Say.