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Discover Your Money Temperament Journal, V. 1.0

Don’t Let Money Make You Crazy

Your Money Behavior Journey

You have dealt with money and spending situations since you were a child pleading for a treat in a grocery store. From there to now has been your money journey so far. However, you may feel that you have had no control, that you have been moved by things you don’t really understand. You have heard about or even studied budgeting or investing or “planning for retirement.” It can all be so confusing.

Don’t let money make you crazy!

The Money Behavior System™ slogan is, ”One Size Fits One,” or in personal terms, “Your size fits you.” For most of you, the challenge is finding, “Your Size.”

The Money Temperament books, and this journal will help you find “your size” before money makes you crazy.

Let’s get you started on your journey through your money temperament.

Effective Meetings V 1.0

Are you lonely?

Do you work on your own, or hate making decisions?

Hold a meeting.

You can see people, draw flowcharts, feel important, and impress your colleagues.

All on your company’s time.

Meetings –

The practical alternative to work!

There are a lot of jokes about meetings, such as, “The only thing decided at meetings is when to hold the next meeting.”

However, one executive we know remarked to a group of junior executives that if they wanted to grow and advance in business, they better learn to love meetings. Meetings are where much of the day-to-day work of business gets done.

That being said this course will help you plan and conduct effective meetings.

So let’s get started.

Ethics on the Job V 1.0

What are Ethics?

Ethics have been a prime topic for discussion since the earliest of times when primitive man first learned to reason. Most of the great books throughout history address the topic of ethics. As with any heavily researched subject, there are many definitions of ethics. This course explores some definitions of ethics and the various terms associated with ethics.

This course will help you define terminology related to ethics, and present you with many ethical situations to consider and discuss with colleagues, friends, and family.

Enjoy!

Informal Conflict Resolution (ICRS) V 1.0

“Red Light.”

“Green Light.”

The Informal Conflict Resolution System (ICRS), uses the image of a traffic signal or lights on a control panel. It gives us a way to handle what may be inappropriate behavior either immediately on the spot, or after the fact in an informal fashion. That way, initial disagreements or conflicts may be removed at a low level before they become formal or official.

In this course you will learn to evaluate conflict versus tension, and how to resolve conflict in any of four roles: Recipient, Offender, Observer, or Supervisor.

You will also learn that oftentimes some additional training or information may help us understand “Why they act that way.”

All this can make for more professional and enjoyable relationships.

Enjoy!

Train Your Organization – Rapid Training Design Level 3, V 2.0

So, in RTD-1, and 2, you have learned how to create training around a task or series of related tasks. Now what do you do about training for whole jobs or across your entire organization?

The RTD-3 lessons move you into the next level. This might be called training designer, or senior trainer, or even training manager.

On Beyond Training Survival – Rapid Training Design, Level 2, V 2.1

WELCOME TO RTD LEVEL 2

So, what’s next? RTD-1 showed you that doing training need not be all that difficult. We expect that your first effort went pretty well. Now, how can you do even better? Can you really help others improve their performance? For you we offer

Now you are ready to move on beyond those survival skills to prepare training sessions that include all of the elements of effective training.

Emergency Survival Skills for Trainers – Rapid Training Design, Level 1, V 2.1

Introduction

So, you have a requirement to prepare a training lesson.

You want to produce a focused, interesting, and effective lessons that will set you apart. You want your audience to finish your lesson thinking, “Wow, that was just what I needed – short, and sweet, and to the point.”

That kind of reaction will set you apart and make people in your audience more likely to follow you in the future.

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