Chris 'Fantastic' Powell
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Chris 'Fantastic' Powell
The Quiet Power of Being Nice
The power of being nice is one of the most underestimated traits in our fast-paced world where many believe kindness is a weakness that makes you soft or easily taken advantage of. Some of the strongest, most successful, and most confident people understand that real power comes from lifting others up, not pushing them aside.
The power of being nice. In today's fast-paced world, being nice seems to be a disappearing quality. In the rush to get ahead, whether it's reaching a destination, closing a deal or achieving a life goal, many people overlook one of the most powerful and underestimated traits kindness. Some believe that being nice is a weakness that it makes you too soft or easy to take advantage of. Others think that confidence and kindness cannot coexist, but this couldn't be further from the truth. Some of the strongest, most successful and most confident people are also the kindest. They understand that real power isn't about pushing others aside. It's about lifting people up. Being nice isn't about being naive or letting others walk all over you. It's not a tool to manipulate or get ahead, because true kindness comes from a place of strength and self-assurance. It's knowing who you are and choosing to be respectful, considerate and compassionate, no matter the circumstances. Think about the little things holding the door for someone, letting a car merge in front of you, smiling at a stranger or taking a moment to say thank you. These simple acts might seem small, but they create a ripple effect. They remind people that goodness still exists in the world and, more importantly, they shape who you are.
Speaker 1:In the world that often prioritizes ambition over humanity. Choosing to be nice is a radical act. It doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your goals, your boundaries or your confidence. Instead, it means you lead with character. You show strength, not force, but through grace. Character. You show strength, not force, but through grace. The world needs more people who believe in kindness, not as a strategy, but as a way of life. So be that person. Be nice, not because you have to, but because it matters. Make it happen. I'm Chris Fantastic Powell. Thank you for listening. For books, ebooks or audiobooks, visit chrisfantasticpowellcom or find them on Amazon.