Building inner resilience in leaders 2013
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This document provides an introduction to resilience and the PROSPER principle. It begins with welcoming participants and asking them questions to get to know them. It then defines resilience as our ability to bounce back from tough times by being resourceful, productive, and emerging stronger. The PROSPER principle is introduced as a framework for building resilience, with each letter standing for a different component like connecting to your purpose and maintaining perspective. Examples are given for how to apply each component. The document concludes by reiterating the topics discussed and reminding participants to submit any necessary paperwork.
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Building inner resilience in leaders 2013
- 2. Welcome & Connect What is your ISP? What is Resilience? PROSPER Principle Conclusion & Closure 2
- 3. Who are you ? Who am I ?
- 4. “Imagination is more important than knowledge” - Albert Einstein 4
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- 6. What is your ISP?
- 7. WHO ARE YOU?
- 8. HOW POSITIVE ARE YOU ABOUT YOURSELF?
- 9. WHY ARE YOU HERE?
- 10. Grant Hamel Trainer & Coach Father & Husband 10
- 11. GLOWING GROWING BLOSSOMING 11
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- 13. Showing Up Our ability to bounce back Our resourcefulness Task focused and productive whilst experiencing tough times Emerging stronger and more resourceful
- 17. Live Long & Prosper 17
- 18. P – Connect to your Purpose R – Be Realistically Optimistic O – Persevere by being Open Minded & Flexible S – Use your Unique Strengths P – Generate Positive Feelings E – Enjoy Maintaining Perspective R – Reach Out to others
- 19. What is your purpose in Life? ◦ Significant people ◦ Significant causes ◦ Faith
- 20. The story you tell yourself creates yourself….. • Not all my fault • Does not always happen • Wont effect everything
- 21. P – Connect to your Purpose R – Be Realistically Optimistic O – Persevere by being Open Minded & Flexible S – Use your Unique Strengths P – Generate Positive Feelings E – Enjoy Maintaining Perspective R – Reach Out to others
- 23. What are your strengths that create personal excellence? How can you use your strengths to create personal excellence at work? How can you use your strengths to create personal excellence in relationships?
- 24. P – Connect to your Purpose R – Be Realistically Optimistic O – Persevere by being Open Minded & Flexible S – Use your Unique Strengths P – Generate Positive Feelings E – Enjoy Maintaining Perspective R – Reach Out to others
- 25. Helps us to bounce back
- 26. Reframing your perspective
- 27. P – Connect to your Purpose R – Be Realistically Optimistic O – Persevere by being Open Minded & Flexible S – Use your Unique Strengths P – Generate Positive Feelings E – Enjoy Maintaining Perspective R – Reach Out to others
- 32. P – Connect to your Purpose R – Be Realistically Optimistic O – Persevere by being Open Minded & Flexible S – Use your Unique Strengths P – Generate Positive Feelings E – Enjoy Maintaining Perspective R – Reach Out to others
- 33. “Imagination is more important than knowledge” - Albert Einstein 33
- 34. Discuss the topics covered Reiterate your welcome Remind the participants to submit paperwork Wrap up the orientation session 34
- 35. Latitude Training Grant William Hamel (BCom Hons IS, NLP Trainer) NLP Training & Coaching Inspiring & supporting your transformation www.latitudetraining.co.za 082 994 3262 / 021 437 1396 35
- 36. What: NLP Foundation Certification When: 23 & 24 Mar 2013 from 10am to 6pm Where: TBA How: Contact Emma at emma@latitudetraining.co.za Who: People wanting to improve their personal impact & sustainable transformation NOW
Editor's Notes
- Einstein said “Imagination is more important than knowledge”. So to better understand what we are talking about set your imagination free and take a journey with me into space-time. Imagine a universe that is totally empty except for one single ball. There is absolutely nothing else in the entire universe, no atoms, no rocks, no people, just a single ball we will call ball “A”. The ball is floating in totally empty space, there is no background behind it, no horizon, nothing. How far is the ball from anything else in this one object universe? There is no answer, because the ball is the only object in the universe, so there is absolutely nothing else in the universe that we can measure a distance to, not even some kind of background like a sky full of stars (we ignore rotation and frame dragging in our examples - which we think raise difficult questions that have not been satisfactorily answered)