seven habits.ppt

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V RANGANATHAN corporate trainer nlp master practitio

Transcript of seven habits.ppt

  • V RANGANATHANcorporate trainernlp master practitioner

  • The story of store managerThe doctor & patientSchool teacher & studentBus embarrassing moment

  • PARADIGMSParadigms are frames of reference we see the world not as it is but as we are,- or sometimes as we are conditioned to see.Our paradigms, correct or incorrect, are the sources of our attitudes behaviors & ultimately our relationship with others-STEPHEN R COVEY

  • Exercise 1Have you ever had such experience where your assumption went wrong?What was the assumption you made?Think about some other assumptions you may have made. what will you do this week to work on one of them ?

  • EFFECTIVE HABITSKnowledge(what to, why to)Skills(how to)Desire(Want to)We are always conditionedby the gripping power of habits

  • Exercise 2Think of two habits you have, one good & one badWrite down the knowledge, skill, desire connected with those habits;Are you willing to break away from bad habits? If so write down three things you will do immediately to break away from it.

  • MATURITY CONTINUUMINTERDEPENDENTINDEPENDENTDEPENDENT

  • PRIVATE VICTORY habit 1Be PROACTIVE

  • STIMULUSRESPONSEFREEDOM TO CHOOSESelf awarenessimaginationconscienceIndependent willPROACTIVE MODEL

  • Proactive people recognize they are responsibleRESPONSE-ABLE

    Responsibility is RESPONSE ABILITY

  • CIRCLEOFINFLUENCE

  • CIRCLE OF CONCERN

  • PRIVATE VICTORY- HABIT 2BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND

  • IMAGINING WHAT YOU WANTAS IFIT ALREADY EXISTSOPENS THE DOORTO LETTING IT HAPPEN --Shakthi Gawain

  • 1.If you are given all the power under the sun What would you be doing?

    2.What will be your mission in life?

    3.What will be your purpose for living?DEVELOP A PERSONAL MISSION STATEMENT

  • PRIVATE VICTORY habit 3Put first things first

  • TIME MANAGEMENT MATRIXurgentNot urgentiMPORTANTNOT

    IMPORTANT1ACTIVITIES

    CRISIS,PRESSING PROBLEMS,DEADLINE DRIVEN PROJECTS3ACTIVITIES

    INTERRUPTIONS,CALLS,MEETINGS,PRESSING MATTERS2ACTIVITIES

    PLANNING,RECREATION,RELATIONSHIP BUILDING,RECOGNISING NEW OPPERTUNITIES4ACTIVITIES

    TRIVIA,PLEASANT ACTIVITIES, CHATTING,TIME WASTERS

  • The key to successDont simply prioritize your work; you need to necessarily work on your priorities

    The key is not to prioritize what is on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities

  • PRIVATE VICTORYBE PROACTIVEBEGIN WITH THE END IN MINDPUT FIRST THING FIRST

  • PUBLIC VICTORY EMOTIONAL BANK ACCOUNTDEPOSITSWITHDRAWALSDISPLAYING KINDNESS & COURTESY

    KEEPING PROMISES

    CLEAR EXPECTATIONS

    LOYALTY TO THE ABSENT

    APOLOGISINGDISPLAYING UNKINDNESS

    BREAKING PROMISES

    SHOWING DISLOYALTY

    HAVING CONCEIT, ARROGANCE EMOTIONAL BANK ACCOUNT IS A METAPHOR FOR TRUST IN RELATIONSHIP

  • PUBLIC VICTORY HABIT 4THINK WIN WIN

  • WIN WIN INTEGRITYMATURITYABUNDANCE MENTALITY

  • PUBLIC VICTORY HABIT 5

    SEEK FIRST TO UNDERSTAND, THEN BE UNDERSTOOD

  • GENUINE LISTENING MEANS SUSPENDING MEMORY,DESIRE JUDGEMENT-AND FOR A FEW MOMENTS ATLEAST EXISTING FOR THE OTHER PERSON - M.P NICHOLS

  • EMPATHETIC LISTENINGWITHIN THE OTHERS FRAME OF REFERENCE ATTENTIVE LISTENINGSELECTIVE LISTENINGPRETEND LISTENINGIGNORINGWITHIN ONES OWN FRAME OF REFERENCE

  • PUBLIC VICTORY HABIT 6SYNERGISE- is the habit of creative cooperationSYNERGY is respecting differences & finding new ways of working together

    SYNERGY means 1+1= 11 & not 2

  • PUBLIC VICTORYTHINK WIN WIN

    SEEK FIRST TO UNDERSTAND, THEN BE UNDERSTOOD

    SYNERGISE

  • HABIT 7SHARPENING THE SAW

  • The world for thosewho

    for something -- V RanganathanFALLSSTAN D