This document discusses identifying static and dynamic identities in people. Static identities are defined by qualifications, past achievements, and knowledge gained, while dynamic identities are defined by one's ability to contribute to the world, accept responsibility, and continue learning and growing. The document provides examples of a householder with a static identity focused only on his own goals and a roommate also with a static identity defined by past achievements. In contrast, a professor is presented as having a dynamic identity by always helping students, motivating them, and working for the welfare of the college. The document advocates developing a dynamic identity by not limiting oneself and being willing to take on new challenges.
This is Powerpoint presentation on 3rd chap of cpd. I got reference from google and SlideShare also. If you have any suggestion just comment. I thank Kamlesh Joshi for useful reference.
This is Powerpoint presentation on 3rd chap of cpd. I got reference from google and SlideShare also. If you have any suggestion just comment. I thank Kamlesh Joshi for useful reference.
This is a PPT based on the subject Contributor Persnality Development.
This includes all topics of this chapter + Examples.
THE CONTRIBUTOR’S IDENTITY is a chapter of this CPD subject.
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1. GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
PROJECT
“ To recognize ‘STATIC IDENTITIES’ and
‘DYNAMIC IDENTITIES’ in people around me……”
Prepared by
Sarvaiya Amarish
( 100210106002)
7th sem
Guided by
Dr. Chetan Trivedi
Signature
2. How to identify that person is
STATIC???
Static Identity
My identity / image of self is based on :-
– Qualifications and Awards
– Power and Position
– Past Achievement
– Knowledge Gained
3. Let us see the examples of static
identities.
1. Now I am talking about X person who is my
householder…
• This X person has given room on rent who says,
“I have given room on rent , there is nothing more
to be done for them”
• He is not helpful to the renters. He doesn’t care for
their inconvenience.
• He completes his part of work. He only concentrates
on his own goals.
4. 2. Now I am talking about Y person who is my
roommate…..
• This Y person who always says I am good at this work
only, I can not do any other work.
• I have got many prize in my school time. I was the
best student in my class.
• He is not much co-operative to the other roommate.
5. How to identify that person is
DAYNAMIC???
Dynamic Identity
My identity / image of self is based on : –
– The difference I can make to the world
– The responsibility I carry
– My future potential for contribution
– My willingness to learn and grow
6. Let us see the example of Dynamic
Identities
• Now I am talking about Z person who is the
professor of my friend’s college…
• He is always ready to help the student.
• He is always motivate the student to do something
new.
• He does a lot for the welfare of the collage and
students.
7. • I observe a static identities , I can learn from
them that static identity leaves you trapped in
history…
• I observe a dynamic identities , I can learn of
them that it is based on your “being” and
“becoming”.
• Such an identity let’s choose to live a better
future…
8. My personal learnings from this project,
What to Do…
• We should try to be a dynamic person…
• Our specialization is only one such way of
being useful…
• We have an inner strength to take any
challenges..
9. My personal learnings from this project,
What not to Do…
• We do not define our images as our
qualifications and achievements we have got..
• We can do not only those things which we
have done before..
