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Stress, Management Stamina, and Mental Toughness Anyone who manages others or deals with situations where difficult decisions have to be made, and who wants to enjoy life along the way, owes it to him/herself to take this course.
A Classroom course provided by University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
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Mental Toughness: Positive Psychology in the Work Place WorkshopThe demands of an increasingly complex global business environment require managers to be more resilient, creative and productive than ever before. To flourish in todays crisis, we are required to reach a new level of understanding and practice including the way our businesses are run, the way we think, and the way we relate to others." Positive Psychology is a new field pioneered by Martin Seligman (author of Learned Optimism and Authentic Happiness).
Recent research conducted by Seligman and others clearly links mental toughness to improvements in personal resilience, creativity, health, well being and work performance. Evidence-based interventions are emerging from this field that provide clear, practical pathways to increased performance and resilience both on an individual and organisational level. This work also suggests that competitive edge, bottom line profitability, job performance, retention and satisfaction, are coming not from traditional sources such as financial and structural investment, but from sources found within the realms of human capital, namely building resilience, optimism, hope and confidence.
This course aims to present both personal and interpersonal foundations to building mental toughness, resilience and well being. It draws its material from the burgeoning research on positive emotion and from workshops with Martin Seligman and other key positive psychology researchers, to introduce you to interventions as the means to building a solid foundation for personal leadership which builds the foundation for effective organisational leadership.
Who should attend? This course is for those who have an interest in learning and applying validated tools that improve resilience, well being and effectiveness, both in a personal and organisational context, through exploring the latest findings within positive psychology.
Learning outcomes By the end of this course, you will have learned how to apply the tools of mental toughness, personally and within your managerial roles. Specifically, you will have learned how to: - use validated techniques to build mental toughness - engage yourself and others in optimism building interventions - recognise and challenge schemas that can sabotage performance - understand the basic theory behind each intervention - work through personal and organisational scenarios - develop pathways to increase well being, creativity and resilience - use principles of hope and optimism in goal setting.
Content - Positive psychology and mental toughness - Mental toughness and competitive advantage - Building personal optimism, resilience and well being - Maintenance and mastery of mental toughness - Exploring mental toughness within managerial contexts - Hope theory, crafting resilient and hopeful goals
A Classroom course provided by The University of Auckland Business School in Christchurch, New Zealand
Mental ToughnessThe Competitive Advantage You Can Learn
Mental toughness is a learned process that provides superior resilience. This course will demonstrate why some people already possess it and give you the tools so you can possess it too!
Dean Becker said: “More than education,�experience, (and) training a person’s resilience will determine who succeeds and who fails.� (How Resilience Works �HBR OnPoint #1709 by Diane L. Coutu, senior editor)
Mental Toughness is a tool that will enable you to meet and overcome the adversities and hardships that cause others to stumble or slow down.
Study after study - from education, to sport, to health and business - shows that this capacity for resilience is one that delivers greater results. It provides significant competitive advantage enabling you to take the knocks, recover swiftly and get up again quickly, ready to move forward faster than the competition.
Adversity is a fact of life. Being mentally tough and resilient will enable you to master the negative influences at work and in life - achieving where others struggle. This course will provide you with the capacity to:
�Persist against adversity and setbacks, until successful �Be composed under pressure �Handle adversity with aplomb �Embrace changes at work and in life generally �Turn the vision into reality �Improvise creatively �Enjoy better health and well-being �Be more productive (work smarter)
Topics Covered The material covered in this course draws on the latest research of the eminent motivational psychologist Dr. Martin E. P. Seligman, Author of “Learned Optimism & Authentic Happiness� Many hundreds of studies show conclusively that mental toughness and resilience is a predictor of mood, motivation, and achievement (Seligman), and can be learned. For many people and organisations learned habits of thinking about, and perceiving the causes of adversities and setbacks severely handicaps their capacity for the resilience needed to overcome them quickly.
A Classroom course provided by The University of Auckland Business School in Auckland, New Zealand
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