 It
really takes people, managers, back to the space of being human
and realizing people all are human and we all want to be good. 
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 A
methodology for extending your effectiveness on the job. 
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 Provides
insight to operating with strength versus 'in fear.' 
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 Defining
communication and providing ideas on how to empower through positive
feedback. 
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 It
gave me a chance to concentrate on human skills in a real sense
instead of by rote.
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 Catching
myself telling myself limiting stories (about myself and other people)
and changing that, in the moment. 
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 Helped
me to identify the things about myself that I need to get better
at to be a good leader. 
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 Realizing
how unproductive judgment is and how unfair to myself and others
I can be.
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 Built
tolerance and improved recognition of behavioral reactions, both
positive and negative. 
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 I
now have an ability to identify the little things that I do that
take away from my overall effectiveness. 
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 Learned
how to say 'no' when saying yes would negatively impact my effectiveness.
How to say 'Yes' with the condition that I'll work with all my ability
to deliver with full integrity. 
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 You
reminded us that people make results happen and that people need
to be given recognition and respect before great strides will be
accomplished. 
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 ...learned
how to set myself and my team up for success. Often times we make
empty promises that lead to failure and create a downward spiral
both on and off the job. 
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 I
applied some of the ideas...definite improvements! 
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 Allowed
me to continue developing skills that will enable better work and
personal relations. 
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 Made
me realize my negative behaviors and gave me the courage to change
them. 
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 It
helped me identify the feelings and thoughts I have in a situation.
I learned to recognize those feelings and what actions to take to
avoid negative results. 
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 It
gives you time out of your chaotic schedule to look at yourself
and how you may be perceived. 
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 To
be patient with people. 
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It's OK to say 'No,' but be prepared to counter-offer. 
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 This
session taught me to be authentic and courageous. 
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 My
participation in a group is positive if it is genuine...and it is! 
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 That
I need to be honest with others and not make promises that I can
not keep. 
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 I
learned to listen to what people are trying to say and repeat back
what I heard vs. relating a personal example of my own. 
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 I
learned to appreciate employees. 
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 To
recognize the motivation behind my own question. 
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 I
am now a better peer, boss and subordinate as a result of my awareness
of what is above/below the line behavior. 
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 I
can recognize when my feelings and actions are not productive. I
learned how better to interact with employees, coworkers and supervisors. 
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 I
can now take ownership of my feelings and actions. 
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 I
have a better awareness of personal strategies to be more successful. 
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 I
learned to focus always on leadership. 
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 I
learned how to lead a situation to a positive result. 
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 I
learned to always keep my mission statement alive! That by being
a great person, I will be a great employee, manager, Mom, wife etc... 
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 ...our
company's commitment to invest in self improvement comes from knowing
that the wellness of the individual effects both professional and
private lives. 
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 Absolutely!
Raising awareness and increasing leadership abilities. 
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 Provided
life-long strategies and tools for creating a loving atmosphere/environment. 
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 Definitely!
The introspection I've gained is invaluable. I will try to incorporate
what I've learned in both my personal and professional life. 
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