Thank you. I might not make too many more about this subject. It's a pretty niche area and I'm not really an expert in it even though I have personal experience. But thank you either way for the positive feedback.
- [00:05] 🧠 Thought leader defined: Known for expertise and innovative ideas, inspiring change in their field. - [01:23] 🎯 Focus on niche: Thought leadership often emerges from specialized areas within industries or fields. - [02:28] 🌟 Thought leaders have expertise: Gain knowledge beyond formal education, make practical impact. - [04:47] 📝 Thought leaders publish: Share ideas through newsletters, blogs, articles, research papers, and books. - [07:43] 🗣 Thought leaders speak: Engage audiences through public speaking, podcasts, videos, and webinars. - [09:12] 💼 Show results and impact: Thought leaders demonstrate tangible outcomes and influence change. - [10:51] 🚀 Build a platform: Establish a presence to reach and influence followers, enhancing visibility and impact.
I published a newsletter for a community group. We had different ideas about servicing the community. I still see community groups using the same silly reasoning that group used. My ideas bump into the larger concept of how business is done. Hopefully people who make decisions that effect people will allow room for actual community building. I don't think it is in the stars for me to be heard in my lifetime. Lord knows I've tried. Anyhow good luck to anyone on the path of innovative thinking, I wish you success.
I wish you the best as well. I don't know if this applies to your situation, but I have found it's of almost no use to argue for a point of view. If we do that, it's just our opinion against other opinions. Instead, it's better to support our positions with data and other evidence. Part of building a case for a specific course of action means supporting all of our ideas with concrete evidence. And, ideally, the evidence will show clearly how our recommended course of action would be more effective. Again, I don't know if this applies to your situation.
@@alexanderlyon yes it does apply. It is my opinion using my life experience of observing. I just see the same people types overtaking. Like you were saying in the video with their brand of info presentation.
Alright Mr Alex I got a question for you. You said on the fifth part that you might consider yourself a leader, but if nobody is following you, then you are not a leader yet. So here is my question. Do I really need followers to become a leader? Thank you.
Well, writing a blog doesn't create the expertise, but a blog is one way to get your expertise out there for others to see. The expertise itself is developed through some sort of formal, informal, or professional educational process.
I create five day email educational courses for thought leader’s LinkedIn profiles and websites. I love helping others organize their thoughts and convert their knowledge into an end result they are desiring.
Sort of. A key difference is that so called “gurus” claim to have secret knowledge that other people don’t have. I’ve never really liked the term thought leader, but I much prefer it over a guru.
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Luke 14:11 For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted!!😇😇
Yes, that's one great reason to not label ourselves experts or thought leaders. Let other people say it once we've earned it.
Great inspiration to aspiring or existing but not widely known thought leaders.
You are my inspiration Mr. Alexander
Thank you, Matteo.
Loved this video and the way your structure all your videos. Please make more on this subject of possible.. thought leader of communication Alex Haha
Thank you. I might not make too many more about this subject. It's a pretty niche area and I'm not really an expert in it even though I have personal experience. But thank you either way for the positive feedback.
- [00:05] 🧠 Thought leader defined: Known for expertise and innovative ideas, inspiring change in their field.
- [01:23] 🎯 Focus on niche: Thought leadership often emerges from specialized areas within industries or fields.
- [02:28] 🌟 Thought leaders have expertise: Gain knowledge beyond formal education, make practical impact.
- [04:47] 📝 Thought leaders publish: Share ideas through newsletters, blogs, articles, research papers, and books.
- [07:43] 🗣 Thought leaders speak: Engage audiences through public speaking, podcasts, videos, and webinars.
- [09:12] 💼 Show results and impact: Thought leaders demonstrate tangible outcomes and influence change.
- [10:51] 🚀 Build a platform: Establish a presence to reach and influence followers, enhancing visibility and impact.
What an inspiring video thank you ❤
You are so welcome!
I published a newsletter for a community group. We had different ideas about servicing the community. I still see community groups using the same silly reasoning that group used. My ideas bump into the larger concept of how business is done. Hopefully people who make decisions that effect people will allow room for actual community building. I don't think it is in the stars for me to be heard in my lifetime. Lord knows I've tried. Anyhow good luck to anyone on the path of innovative thinking, I wish you success.
I wish you the best as well. I don't know if this applies to your situation, but I have found it's of almost no use to argue for a point of view. If we do that, it's just our opinion against other opinions. Instead, it's better to support our positions with data and other evidence. Part of building a case for a specific course of action means supporting all of our ideas with concrete evidence. And, ideally, the evidence will show clearly how our recommended course of action would be more effective. Again, I don't know if this applies to your situation.
@@alexanderlyon yes it does apply. It is my opinion using my life experience of observing. I just see the same people types overtaking. Like you were saying in the video with their brand of info presentation.
Alright Mr Alex I got a question for you.
You said on the fifth part that you might consider yourself a leader, but if nobody is following you, then you are not a leader yet.
So here is my question.
Do I really need followers to become a leader?
Thank you.
Yes, a leader, by definition, must have followers. Otherwise, who are they leading?
If i start a blog about one topic, throughout the time i become an expert in it?
Well, writing a blog doesn't create the expertise, but a blog is one way to get your expertise out there for others to see. The expertise itself is developed through some sort of formal, informal, or professional educational process.
I create five day email educational courses for thought leader’s LinkedIn profiles and websites.
I love helping others organize their thoughts and convert their knowledge into an end result they are desiring.
Sounds great. If we're not connected yet in LI, feel free to find me there. I think it's an outstanding platform.
is 'thought-leader' the new 'guru'?
Sort of. A key difference is that so called “gurus” claim to have secret knowledge that other people don’t have. I’ve never really liked the term thought leader, but I much prefer it over a guru.