Find Motivation When You've Got Zero, Zilch, Nothing
We're all looking for ways to boost our motivation. The good news is there are many resources -- actions that are easy even when we feel like we've got zero, zilch, nothing. In this webinar, participants learn 5 ways to begin to tilt toward the positive and regain inspiration and energy.
This foundational webinar sets the stage for the "More Than "Thank You" webinar, designed to strengthen relationships and boost well-being among colleagues through specific, meaningful appreciation.
More Than "Thank You"
Work isn't the same. Routines are different. Regular interaction with customers, internal or external, has dwindled. Work satisfaction and appreciation are hard to come by. But there is something you can do about that.
Through this webinar teammates will learn ways to offer and receive specific, meaningful appreciation among each other, by creating a foundation to establish new habits, break through barriers to connection, and improve well-being at the same time.
Coordinates nicely as a part 2 companion to the "Find Motivation When You've got Zero, Zilch, Nothing" webinar.
Make the Most of Constant Change
Improve Your Performance, Confidence and Job Security
Constant change at work. It could be outsourcing, reorganizing or downsizing. There always seems to be a curve ball around the next corner.
Presenter, Mary Schaefer has experienced 8 downsizing events. She has coached those in transition and survivors of downsizing alike. Mary speaks from experience about how to manage through the seeming never-ending cycle of change.
Through this presentation, you will come away with tips and tools to take charge of your own experience, including how to:
- Stand out so you are more likely to be viewed as indispensable.
- Develop a network that can help you when you really need it.
- Shore up your reserves so the chaos at work doesn’t swallow you up.
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Make Teamwork Work
Capitalize on Your Different Styles as Team Members
You come together as a team with the best of intentions. You may be assigned to a project or volunteer to plan an event, for instance. Before you know it, tensions flare, quietly or in a burst of flame. Most people mean well, and what they don’t know is that we all have our own valid ways of approaching work, and our skills can be very complementary.
In this workshop, you will learn:
- The strengths you bring to the table.
- The typical approaches of your teammates.
- How your approach can be misunderstood.
- How to appreciate your team member’s strengths.
- How to fill in any gaps in your team behavior.
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