Time management, stress management, conflict management – all misnomers. We can no more manage time, stress or conflict than we can manage the tides or seasons or the course of our beautiful planet as it hurtles through space. The best we can do is manage ourselves in relationship to those matters.
At times this self-management may take the form of positively influencing others to act, at times it might involve the implementation of unique time-style techniques, at other times it may mean adaptation and sometimes it may even require acceptance. But all of the tools and knowledge presented in this ground-breaking course are designed to help you achieve your full potential.
This course is about improving your relationships at all levels, influencing others in powerful new ways, and reducing conflict. It’s about getting people to say yes to you—to your ideas, your proposals, and your goals. It is also about understanding who you are and those you hope to influence. And most importantly, it is about developing highly effective and yet decidedly ethical tactics for achieving “win-win” solutions.
More than at anytime in the past, leaders today face additional challenges that require exceptional critical thinking capabilities. Critical thinking is a valuable skill for all aspects of your life. It benefits problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork resulting in faster decisions, more creative and innovative solutions, and higher quality deliverables
Mastering the skills of critical thinking can bring about an immense and profound impact on virtually every aspect of your life. In today’s competitive environment, the ability to think logically and make decisions rationally and intelligently is no longer an option – it’s an imperative!
At this remarkable live virtual seminar, you will develop MBA skills for thinking rationally, formulating intelligent inferences and improving decision-making by identifying faulty arguments while refuting logical fallacies, biases and bullshit!
This program recognizes that the greatest weakness found in most traditional time and project management programs is that they offer a “one-size-fits-all” system or approach to a multifaceted and complex subject, ignoring the critical role that personal and management style play in organizational effectiveness. As a result, most programs fail to provide practical and realistic solutions that disparate personality styles might reasonably implement.
More than ever in the past, leaders today face additional challenges requiring exceptional critical thinking capabilities. Critical thinking is a valuable skill for all aspects of your life. It benefits problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork, resulting in faster decisions, more creative and innovative solutions, and higher-quality deliverables.
Mastering the skills of critical thinking and rational decision-making can bring about an immense and profound impact on virtually every aspect of your life. In today’s competitive environment, the ability to think logically and make decisions rationally and intelligently is no longer an option – it’s an imperative!
Whether you are a middle manager, a CEO, or an administrative professional, improving your self-management skills has never been so important. In today’s demanding organizational environment—and equally stress-inducing culture—your success and happiness may literally depend on it.
As you practice the precepts and the principles presented at this important seminar, your self-awareness will expand, and you will find it much easier to understand and communicate successfully with others. You will become more adept at managing your emotions, your behavior, your stress, and, ultimately, yourself.
If there is one seminar that can change enhance your career and improve your relationship it is Managing Self
• Analyze your current emotional intelligence strengths and weaknesses and develop specific strategies for enhancing it
• CREATE INFLUENCE: Getting greater results with people – even when you are not in charge
• How to influence people by building your power base using the Behavioral Styles Model
• Adopt a communication style that builds credibility
• Identify the most common challenges to getting cooperation when you lack authority.
• Define and identify the critical role of trust, credibility, and respect in influence.
• Deal more successfully with difficult co-workers and others who create stress in your environment
• Understand the four dimensions of EQ and how to apply these in your professional and personal relationships
• Develop the ability to control your impulses and upsetting emotions and better adapt to difficult people and situations
• Leverage emotional intelligence to position yourself for personal, team and organizational success
• Discover the Behavioral Styles techniques for communicating more effectively with different and sometimes difficult people
• Understand your unique behavioral style and why you act the way you do
• Utilize critical thinking skills to improve your decision-making
• Evaluate your tendency to think uncritically
• Appraise and evaluate arguments more effectively
• What Michael Palin can teach us about the argument
• identify the 7 barriers to effective thinking
|• How to think clearly, identify fallacies and construct effective arguments
• Distinguish between automatic and manual thinking
• Realize how cognitive biases can make your team prone to errors in judgement
• Avoid drone mentality and groupthink
8:30 am – 1:00 pm PST
9:30 am – 2:00 pm MST
11:30 am – 4:00 pm EST
Course Fee: $595.00. (Select Virtual)
Digital Download: $395.00 (Select Digital)
SeminarUSA is the Virtual Seminar Division of P.A. Douglas & Associates Inc., America’s leading training provider for over fifty years. SeminarUSA is based on the belief that your time is valuable. That you need the best, most essential, up-to-date and actionable knowledge in the least amount of time and at a reasonable cost. Each live virtual seminar has been edited and distilled to the point where every minute we have together will be worth your time. While highly personalized, there is no time for existential ramblings or time-wasting. Our one and two-day live virtual seminars run 20% longer than those competing with us. This enables us to provide you with much more solid content. Perhaps most importantly, our courses are ALL taught by experts in their field – each with at least a master’s degree from an accredited university – many with a Ph.D., and a minimum of fifteen years of management training.
• Analyze your current emotional intelligence strengths and weaknesses and develop specific strategies for enhancing it
• CREATE INFLUENCE: Getting greater results with people – even when you are not in charge
• How to influence people by building your power base using the Behavioral Styles Model
• Adopt a communication style that builds credibility
• Identify the most common challenges to getting cooperation when you lack authority.
• Define and identify the critical role of trust, credibility, and respect in influence.
• Deal more successfully with difficult co-workers and others who create stress in your environment
• Understand the four dimensions of EQ and how to apply these in your professional and personal relationships
• Develop the ability to control your impulses and upsetting emotions and better adapt to difficult people and situations
• Leverage emotional intelligence to position yourself for personal, team and organizational success
• Discover the Behavioral Styles techniques for communicating more effectively with different and sometimes difficult people
• Understand your unique behavioral style and why you act the way you do
• Utilize critical thinking skills to improve your decision-making
• Evaluate your tendency to think uncritically
• Appraise and evaluate arguments more effectively
• What Michael Palin can teach us about the argument
• identify the 7 barriers to effective thinking
|• How to think clearly, identify fallacies and construct effective arguments
• Distinguish between automatic and manual thinking
• Realize how cognitive biases can make your team prone to errors in judgement
• Avoid drone mentality and groupthink