Personal Effectiveness
This collection of eWorkouts has been curated to support personal effectiveness.
Description
This collection includes the following eWorkouts:
Business brain
When business obstacles seem immovable, changing the way we think and behave can make all the difference.
Collaborative solutions
True collaboration is not easy to achieve, but there are tactics we can learn to help us get there.
Compelling case
Present ideas, products or services in a persuasive and engaging way through simple psychological techniques.
Create your own luck
Get what you want from life by choosing to think optimistically, spotting opportunities and taking responsibility.
Extra time
While we can’t create more time, we can generate something of great value: more energy. If we leverage our energy, we will have both greater impact and extra time.
First 100 days
When it comes to productivity of new employees, research suggests it takes six months to create value in a new job. By employing the right tactics, we can reduce this to 100 days.
Getting things done
By thinking proactively and overcoming our unhelpful attitude to our tasks, we can get more done.
Good decision
We can take the right decisions by understanding our decision-making styles, overcoming typical traps and employing practical techniques.
Having presence
We can change our level of presence by consciously changing our thinking and behaviour.
Influence and persuade
By considering all the influencing tactics available to us, we can develop persuasion strategies for every situation and make people say ‘yes.’
Make it happen
Help other people see how and why their work matters so they’re proud to say what they do.
Managing expectations
We can avoid disappointment and improve communication by making expectations explicit, and communicating changes as they happen.
Me plc
By intentionally creating our own personal brand, we consider
Negotiation
Learn to set a flexible strategy and master the negotiator’s dance between collaborator and competitor.
Saying what you want
Get people to sit up and listen by being confident, planning what to say and delivering your message powerfully.