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    1. The Psychology of Success Under Stress Sharon M. Melnick, Ph.D. April 30, 2009
    2. What is Stress? Layoffs Rentals Down Negative Media Worries about my future Colleagues and boss ‘on edge’ Overwhelmed Exhausted Sick Family Tensions Stress Level
    3. What determines your response to stress?
      • Your perceived ability to handle the stress
    4. Perceived ability to handle the stress
      • COMMAND: Control your thoughts
      • CONFIDENCE: Believe in / rely on yourself
      • CALM: Control your nervous system
    5. I don’t get caught up in other’s stress I am ‘chill’ I will ‘land on my feet’ no matter what I, not others, control my destiny I control my thoughts I focus
    6. Control Amplifiers
      • Command
        • Confident Self-talk
      • Confidence
        • Fastest way to confidence
      • Calm
        • Balance your nervous system
        • Maximize your body’s intelligence
    7. Confident Self-Talk
      • How many thoughts does a human being have a day?
    8. Confident Self-Talk
      • How many thoughts does a human being have a day?
        • 60,000
    9. Confident Self-Talk
      • How many thoughts does a human being have a day?
        • 60,000
        • ______ x 7 = number of thoughts left on the table each week
    10. Confident Self-Talk
      • Conscious Mind = Captain
      • Subconscious Mind = Crewmembers
      • Every thought is a “Captain’s Order”
    11. Confident Self-Talk
      • My Horizon Point is…
    12. Confident Self-Talk
      • My Horizon Point is…
      • Your future creates your present
    13. Confident Self-Talk
      • Captain’s Orders Guidelines:
        • “I” statements
    14. Confident Self-Talk
      • Captain’s Orders Guidelines:
        • “I” Statements
        • Constructive
          • Not empty calorie thoughts
    15. Confident Self-Talk
      • Captain’s Orders Guidelines:
        • “I” Statements
        • Constructive
          • Not empty calorie thoughts
          • “What” and “How” questions
    16. Confident Self-Talk
      • Captain’s Orders Guidelines:
        • “ I” Statements
        • Constructive
          • Not empty calorie thoughts
          • “ What” and “How” questions
        • Motivating Tone
          • Be the DJ of your own mental iPod
    17. Confident Self-Talk
      • Create “Flow States” with Captain’s Orders
    18. Confidence
      • THE FASTEST WAY TO BUILD CONFIDENCE
        • The way you are trying to build confidence may be interfering with building confidence
    19. Other People Current confidence / Self Doubt Desired Confidence, Security, Effectiveness
    20. Other People I act towards others How I hope others will act towards me Confident, Secure, Effective Current confidence / Self Doubt
    21. Other People I act so others will think well of me How I hope others will act towards me Confident, Secure, Effective Current confidence / Self Doubt
    22. Other People I act so others will think well of me How I hope others will act towards me Confident, Secure, Effective INDIRECT PATHWAY: Type 1: Act towards others in order to get them to act towards me so that I feel valued and ‘enough’. I ‘borrow’ confidence from the way I get other people to think about me. Current confidence / Self Doubt
    23. Other People Confident, Secure, Effective
    24. Other People I avoid, procrastinate, and hold myself back. How I hope to prevent other people from criticizing me. Confident, Secure, Effective
    25. Other People I avoid, procrastinate, and hold myself back. How I hope to prevent other people from criticizing me. Confident, Secure, Effective INDIRECT PATHWAY: Type 2 : Act to prevent others from acting towards me in ways that would erode my confidence. Act to “hold on” to the confidence I have.
    26. GO DIRECT! Confident, Secure, Effective DIRECT PATHWAY: I act directly to bring value and build confidence and fulfillment for the long term. Build Confidence Directly
    27. Confidence
      • GO DIRECT!
    28. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • How do you respond to stress now?
      • Your nervous system modulates your response to stress
    29. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • Two Parts of Your Nervous System
        • Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS)
        • Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS)
    30. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • Sympathetic Nervous System
        • Rush of adrenaline – energy burst then lull
        • Cortisol levels high
          • Depresses immune system
          • Aging
          • Degrades memory
        • Heart palpitations – inefficient
        • High level of (over) focus
    31. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • Parasympathetic Nervous System
        • Calms you
        • Access intuition
        • See the big picture
        • “Calm discernment” (can put emotion aside)
        • Sleep more restfully – melatonin levels healthy
        • Strengthens idea formation, creativity, & objective thinking
    32. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • Re-wire your nervous system instead of using temporary stress relief
      • Balancing the SNS and PNS:
      • MIND FOLLOWS BREATH
    33. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • Three-Part Breath:
      • Equal parts INHALE - HOLD - EXHALE
    34. Staying Calm Under Stress
      • Accessing the “Brain in Your Heart” to Stay Calm
      • The best way to predict the future is…
      • to create it.
      • - Peter Drucker
    35. The Psychology of Success Under Stress Sharon M. Melnick, Ph.D. Information for AIM participants: www.SharonMelnick.com/AIM
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