PHILOSOPHY OF THE PROGRAM
A ΤΜΙ programme to help you enhance your self-respect and encourage others to do the same. It is about how to bring out the best of yourself and others, at work and at home.
TMI uses the term 'double bagger' about a person who makes a special effort to achieve good relationships. Psychologists use the term "winners" about these people. Whether you become a winner or a loser is determined by your self-respect which is again determined by the recognition registered by your brain.
On this programme, you will learn how to become better at giving and receiving recognition.
CONTENT OF THE PROGRAM
- Rationality and emotions - where are the greatest problems and which ones are the easiest to solve?
- Single or double bagger attitude - 'job description'- winner or loser
- Self-respect - OK behaviour and not-OK behaviour.
- Strokes. Recognition.
- How to bring out the best in yourself and in others.
- Your tool box - your personal self-development programme
WHAT CAN BE ACHIEVED
As a result of attending this programme individuals will be able to:
For you as an individual:
- finding the strength to do what you prefer to do.
- getting the energy to handle a heavy work load.
- that your winning attitude has a positive effect on the people around you.
- that your life will be richer and you will enrich others: your partner, your colleagues, your children, etc.
For your team:
- achieving greater openness, trust and mutual respect.
- enhancing each other's strengths and better co-operation.
- increasing a sense of togetherness, initiative and responsibility.
- becoming a stronger and stronger team that can meet increasing demands.
For your entire organisation:
With a winner attitude and a we-culture, it will be easier for the organisation to:
- attract and keep good employees.
- introduce internal change / innovation.
- attract and maintain profitable customers
- meet your goals.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND AND BENEFIT FROM THE PROGRAM
Everybody who is interested in their own, others', the team's and the organisation's development.
