Assertiveness and Self Confidence www esoftskills com Module
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Assertiveness and Self Confidence www. esoftskills. com
Module One: Getting Started Assertiveness and selfconfidence are comprised of important interpersonal communications skills and traits that can be learned and practiced. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ Learning is not a spectator sport. D. Blocher
Workshop Objectives Define assertiveness and self-confidence Goal setting Positive Communication Positive outcomes in difficult situations
Module Two: What Does Self. Confidence Mean To You? Being confident allows us to set and reach our goals. It provides stability when we are faced with a challenge; it gives us that push that helps us overcome difficulties. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ Who has confidence in himself will gain the confidence of others. Leib Lazarow
What is Assertiveness? Confidence Showing respect Standing for your rights
What is Self-Confidence? Oneself Belief in… Abilities Judgment
The Four Styles Passive Aggressive Passive-Aggressive Assertive
Module Three: Obstacles to Our Goals Obstacles are encountered every day of our lives, but what we do and how we react during these events will determine the outcomes of such events. Our reactions to these obstacles will determine if the situation becomes a minor annoyance to a major event. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere. Frank A. Clark
Types of Negative Thinking Overgeneralization Polarized thinking Self-blame Personalization Emotional reasoning
Personal Application Achieve goals Overcome challenges Personal and professional
Module Four: Communication Skills Strong communication skills are essential for assertive interaction with others. Humans are social animals and communication is a very important part of our daily lives. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ The one who listens does the most work, not the one who speaks. Stephen R. Covey
Listening and Hearing; They Aren’t the Same Thing Choose to listen Requires concentration Leads to learning
Asking Questions Open Closed Clarifying
Body Language Signals to others Unconsciously sent 93% of communication
Module Five: The Importance of Goal Setting Goal setting drives us and gives us a measure for our successes. Setting goals provides an incentive and helps to push us into completing the goals we set. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ Without goals, and plans to reach them, you are like a ship that has set sail with no destination. Fitzhugh Dodson
Why Goal Setting is Important Long Range Medium Range Immediate
Setting SMART Goals Specific Timed Relevant Measurable Achievable
Our Challenge to You Be clear on what the goal will be Make it so you can track your progress Set a reasonable and achievable goal Make it relevant to your life at that moment
Module Six: Feeling the Part Staying positive will provide you a great asset in regards to self talk and recognizing and working with your strengths. Everyone has weaknesses and by being positive you can recognize your weaknesses and then work on them to lesson to remove them all together. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ When you engage in systematic, purposeful action, using and stretching your abilities to the maximum, you cannot help but feel positive and confident about yourself. Brian Tracy
Identifying Your Worth Sufficiently good Self-concept Interesting
Creating Positive Self-Talk Be positive Present tense Go with your gut Remain personal
Module Seven: Looking the Part A person who has a strong sense of personal worth makes a confident, positive appearance. Looking the part is important as it influences the people around us. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. Mark Twain
The Importance of Appearance Helps your confidence First impressions
The Role of Body Language Eye contact Posture Excessive body movement
First Impressions Count Body language Dress and grooming Handshake Body movement
Module Eight: Sounding the Part Feeling and looking the part would not be complete without voice. Given that we know that 38% of communication effectiveness is governed by voice quality, improving your overall voice message delivery is worthwhile. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ The way we communicate with others and with ourselves ultimately determines the quality of our lives. Anthony Robbins
It’s How You Say It Upbeat Warm Clear Under control
Sounding Confident Pitch Confidence Volume Quality
Using “I” Messages Declarative Responsive Preventive Confrontational
Module Nine: Powerful Presentations Being prepared is the main tool in giving a powerful presentation. Preparedness provides you with the ability to be ready when the unexpected happens, or when you are called upon to speak up or give a presentation. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ It takes me at least three weeks to prepare an impromptu speech. Mark Twain
What to Do When You’re on the Spot Expect the unexpected “Work” the audience Positive anchor Use an unexpected event positively
Using STAR to Make Your Case Situation Thoughts Actions Results
Module Ten: Coping Techniques An assertive, self-confident person uses a variety of coping techniques to deal with the challenges of interpersonal communication. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ Communicati on is both a science and an art. Mark Sanborn
Building Rapport Mirroring Shared understanding
Expressing Disagreement Things we see Things we hear Things we feel
Coming to Consensus Present outcomes Explain evidence Gain agreement on outcomes Activate sensory acuity Summarize each major decision Use the relevancy challenge Summarize the next step
Module Eleven: Dealing with Difficult Behavior Each of us can probably think of at least one difficult personality with whom we have had to deal with, either at work or in our personal lives. With a strategy, it is possible to learn what the person does to annoy you, and what you might be doing to aggravate the situation. https: //www. esoftskills. com/ The ability to work with people is as purchasable a commodity as coffee or sugar, but I’ll pay for it more than any other ability under the sun. John D. Rockefeller
Dealing with Difficult Situations Removing positive attributes Coping filters Defaming them Explaining the person with negative terms
Key Tactics Active Listening Note taking after a Discussion Writing Your Communication
Words from the Wise Cal Le Mon Robert Collier Assertiveness is not what you do, it's who you are! Your chances of success in any undertaking can always be measured by your belief in yourself.
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- Assertive communication video clips
- Barriers of assertiveness
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- Assertiveness workshop
- Assertive communication quiz
- Jerome counihan
- Assertiveness bill of rights
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- Self assessment module 3
- Module eleven lesson one self check quiz
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- Self concept vs self esteem
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- Procedural self-knowledge does not include
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- Pqa questions
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- Z distribution and t distribution difference
- Confidence and pride
- Duality of confidence interval and hypothesis test
- Hopefulness and confidence about the future