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MANAGING4RESULTS - YOUR ATTITUDE IS SHOWING |
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YOUR ATTITUDE IS SHOWING (Produced by TTI)
What is More Important – The Right Skills, or The Right Attitude?
For years the corporate world has been asking for people with good skills and work experience. However, the rules have changed. Employers now are focusing on how they can recruit the right employees, retain them and motivate them to achieve their maximum potential.
What is an Attitude?
An attitude is a mental position, a feeling or an emotional response to your environment that causes you to value certain experiences, people and activities and causes you to devalue others. It is a passion, a world view you have that was formed by genetics and your life experiences. You see the world through the window of your attitude.
Why Learn About Attitudes?
Building a positive attitude toward yourself and others starts with understanding your own attitudes and how they impel you into action. People often lack the words to articulate why they do what they do or why they feel the way they feel. When applying the principles in this seminar individuals will understand why they make the decisions they make and why conflicts can arise.
They will see why others view the world differently and value different things in life. Attitudes will open an individual’s eyes to a new understanding of themselves and the people around them.
The Six
Attitudes Theoretical—A passion for the discovery of truth. The aim in life for a theoretical person is knowledge for knowledge sake.
Utilitarian—A passion
to gain return on investment of time, resources and
talent.
Aesthetic—A
passion to experience the impressions of the world and achieve form
and harmony and balance in all areas of like. Social —A passion to eliminate hate and conflict in the world and to assist others in becoming all they can be.Individualistic —A passion to achieve position and to use that position to affect and influence others.Traditional—A passion to seek out and pursue the higher meaning of life and achieve a system for living.
Understand
your own drives and passion. Be able to recognize others’ attitudes and be able to see the world through their eyes.
Communicate
with others according to their attitude, you will powerfully
motivate them to action.
Appreciate
the differences in each of us, learning to value positively instead
of judging negatively.
Understand
the causes of conflict and be able to diffuse the
situation.
Experience
a power of communication beyond what you ever thought
possible. Seminar Objectives
Attitude – The Missing Link E very organization spends time and money on training and development. This seminar will develop employees’ knowledge about themselves and how to communicate with others. Understanding why people do what they do opens up a whole new level of understanding and communicating. When employees learn where other employees are coming from they begin to see each others’ behavior from a different viewpoint. Every employer should know the “how” and the “why” of every employee. DISC (How) plus Attitudes (Why) leads to powerful communication, understanding and decision making for your life.Our attitudes, behaviors and capabilities determine the upper most limits to our potential. Can you get there by yourself?
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