Change is a process that involves planning, training, goal setting, and practical application.
It’s not easy to do alone, which is just how many business leaders describe themselves when trying to address change within their business or organization.
That’s why thousands of clients worldwide have turned to us for help.
Our process for providing that help embraces an individual’s personal Plan of Action based on the Total Person concept.
We understand that you and each person in your company or organization is a complex, unique individual with numerous roles to fill in life.
More than a philosophy, the Total Person concept is an action-oriented way of life that centers on goal setting and action plans that focus on six vital areas:
This customized Plan of Action uses self-evaluations to help individuals determine personal values, establish priorities, and set goals.
These actions empower each person in your organization to achieve balance in all six areas of life.
Research proves that individuals who attain that balance are more satisfied and productive, and when each person is more productive, your organization as a whole becomes more efficient.
Once you raise the bar on quality, your customers will definitely take notice.
Personal productivity is the foundation of all effective leadership.
Personal productivity is the ability to manage yourself, manage your time, and manage your priorities to operate at maximum performance.
It is only when you can optimize your own performance that you are truly able to increase the performance of others.
What would it mean for your company if all of its employees worked to their maximum potential?
Personal Leadership is the core of an individual’s character.
It’s a quality that is exemplified when a person represents an organization in the outside world or interacts with others in the organization.
Personal motivation and self-image are key to how one performs, responds, and leads.
Personal leadership means becoming a The Total Person®.
A Total Person is one who is growing, setting goals, and developing in all six areas of life, including Family/Home, Financial/Career, Mental, Physical, Social, and Spiritual and Ethical.
Miscommunication costs business and industry millions each year.
We get in a hurry.
We give half the instructions.
Why can't they read my mind?
Becoming an effective communicator can be learned.
It takes understanding of human behavior and communication styles.
Should you say it?
Should you write it down?
Are directions clear or open to interpretation?
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