Understanding
Attitudes and Values
Is Everything
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.
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take an in-depth look at the seminar and all it has to offer - click here.
You will be taken through a 41-page flash demonstration page-by-page.
We will go through the entire seminar so you can get an inside look at
exactly how the seminar unfolds.
Granted, it's not going to be the same as a dynamic interactive seminar,
but you will get a feel for the material we will cover.
When the presentation opens, you will need to click on the upper left
hand arrow to advance to the next slide.
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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.
Benefits To You
- 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
- Understand each attitude and the interactions of each one.
- Know which attitudes drive your life, actions and decisions.
- Understand others' viewpoints and be able to interact convincingly
by seeing the world through their eyes.
- Recognize and appreciate others' attitudes.
Attitudes-The Missing Link
Every 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.
What is More Important
Having The Right Skill
or
Having The Right Attitude?
Get Immediate Results
Our participants leave the seminar energized and ready to apply the
knowledge they have gained. Employers begin to see the positive changes
immediately after the seminar. People will realize that differences are
good and can be used effectively to make an organization successful.
Participants do not stop learning when the seminar is over. Their MFS
report will allow them to continually learn about their behavior style
and in turn improve their communication skills. The benefits of this
seminar are endless.
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