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•••• ••• GAIN THAT CONFIDENCE TO LEAD Seminar- Workshop Name Date · August 3,2015 Facilitator : Gina Prohhorov GP Corporate Personality Enhancement Center • Bldg. P. Aguinaldo St. , Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport Zone Email ad : [email protected] Website:www.gpcorporatepersonality.pl Contact Number: 09997864709 / 09055205998

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GAIN THAT CONFIDENCE TOLEAD Seminar- Workshop Name DateAugust3,2015 Facilitator :Gina Prohhorov GP CorporatePersonality Enhancement Center Bldg. P. Aguinaldo St. , Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport Zone Email ad: [email protected]:www.gpcorporatepersonality.pl Contact Number:09997864709 / 09055205998 PERSONALITY ANALYSIS MIRROR PRINCIPLE#1 The 1st person I must know is MYSELF .... SELF-AWARENESS Worksheet:How welldo you know yourself: 1. How many times do you smile in a day?__ 2.What is the shape of your face?__ 3.What makes you angry? __ 4.When is your peak energy time? ___ MIRROR PRINCIPLE#216 The1st person I must get along with is .MYSELF.... ----- SELF- IMAGE----Worksheet: 1.What do you like about yourself? MIRROR PRINCIPLE The 1st person tocause me problems isMYSELl ----SELF- HONESTY----Worksheet: 1.What weaknesses do you have that cause yo problems? MIRROR PRINCIPLE#4 The1st person I must change is MYSELF ---SELF- IMPROVE:MENT----Worksheet:Write down your areas you need to impr on. ATTITUDES To Get You Ahead In The Workplace 1.Enthusiastic(Attack your task with energy.) 2. Efficient(When youare effective, youare producing the intendedresult.) 3. Punctuality 4.Easy (Whenyouare easy to work with,youmake working enjoyable for therest too). 5.Keeps your Personal Life Private 6. Don't act snoopy 7. Observes phone ethics . (Keep personal phones on silent mode) 8. Honest. 9. Courteous and tactful 10. Respects Privacy Peeping into other's cubicles Looking into co-workers computer screens Looking into files or documents without permission 11.Helpful when needed 12.Pleasant to others whatever status or position. Please honestly evaluate yourself to be able to identify your weaknesses. Please listen first to the whole situation mentioned by the Facilitator.Put a check mark on the Positive column ifit is true every second of the day.If your answer is "maybe" or "it depends" then put a check mark on the Negative column.This worksheet is aimed to challenge you to consistently maintain a more positive attitude. WORK ATTITUDE Positive I . Interested 2. Industrious 3. Persistent 4. Thorough 5. Adaptable 6. Speedy 7.Orderly 8. Punctual ---9. Loyal Negative Indifferent Lazy Quitter Haphazard Set in your ways__ Slow Disorderly Latecomer Disloyal Irresponsible MENTAL ATTITUDE 1. Alert 2. Ingenious 3. Intelligent 4. Accurate 5. Careful 6. Self-confident 7. Honest 8. Friendly 9. Cheerful IO.Stable I I.Tactful I 2.Very neat__ Drifter Routine student Slow learne.r Inaccurate Impulsive Fearful Dishonest Shy Gloomy Moody Tactless Untidy What is Diplomatic Communication? Diplomatic communicators use reason, kindness, and compassion. "It's not what you say;It's how you say it." Tip #1: Learn to Flex Your Communication Style Tip #2: Choose Your Words Carefully When giving feedback, avoid aggressive language like, "You have to... ", "Always .. .," "Never ... " Instead try indirect language, like "You might consider," "I think it might be stronger if...," and "It looks like." Tip #3 Listen, Think, and Be Open Don't let my emotions get in. But what if you are feeling offended or angry? Just step back and B=R =E=A =T=H=E or take a break. Tip #4 Relax Your Body and Your Face Being a diplomatic communicator means you are able to appear relaxed even when you may not be. You'll need to practice maintaining eye contact with a neutral but pleasant facial expression. Avoid waving your hands or pointing at someone, because this is at a minimum distracting, but could be perceived as aggressive. MY TIME SCHEDULE (On a Weekend) 8:00 a.m. 9:00 10:00 11 :00 12 noon = = = = == = = === === = ==== == == ==== = = == = === 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Programmedby: