This week’s five AHAs are from the AHAbook™, Think Before You Tweet! Please share this url “aha.pub/thinkb4tweet” in your social media status update to let your friends know about it.

Are you actively and enthusiastically involved in social media posts, particularly in Twitter? What kind of ideas do you tweet about? Is it about current events, celebrity gossip, or your personal life?

In fact, when we run out of ideas and come across insightful lessons pertaining to business or life perspective, we gladly retweet them and take inspiration from those quotes. On another viewpoint, it is quite unfortunate to note that some people find entertainment in sharing embarrassing words, pictures, or videos of the mistakes or mishaps of others. Thus, social media can sometimes be an outlet for shaming and disrespecting one’s privacy and dignity, instead of a means for positive learning and development.

Tantamount to think before you speak, let this be an eye-opener to us all to “Think Before You Tweet!” Remind other people from all corners of the globe as well by spreading this phrase in more than 100 languages from this AHAbook or by sharing the following url: http://aha.pub/thinkb4tweet.

Here are five translations. Why don’t you go directly to the AHAbook and share more of them on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or G+:

1. Cogita ante Tweet! (Think Before You Tweet! in Latin) — in more than 100 languages http://aha.pub/thinkb4tweet [click to tweet]
2. isase pahale ki aap chahak socho! (Think Before You Tweet! in Hindi) — in more than 100 languages http://aha.pub/thinkb4tweet [click to tweet]
3. Razmislete pred da čurulikam! (Think Before You Tweet! in Macedonian) — in more than 100 languages http://aha.pub/thinkb4tweet [click to tweet]
4. Xiǎng xiǎng zhīqián nǐ! (Think Before You Tweet! in Chinese) — in more than 100 languages http://aha.pub/thinkb4tweet [click to tweet]
5. Siz Uzbek oldin o’ylab ko’ring! (Think Before You Tweet! in Uzbek) — in more than 100 languages http://aha.pub/thinkb4tweet [click to tweet]

Think Before You Tweet! is available via AHAthat. You can see all translations and share one or more of them socially at Think Before You Tweet! (Start sharing great quotes along with other amazing AHAleaders at a click of a button. AHAthat gives you access to great content for free within seconds.)

Also, check out http://aha.pub/Phrases for our growing library of phrase books which are absolutely fun to share.

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