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BRAKING <br />Following a period of trying something different, you are often discouraged to discover that not much <br />has really changed. In fact, too often, we experience not just a braking that slows us down but also a <br />reversal. What's going on here? <br />One solution to making long-term, substantive change is based on the work of Harvard researchers <br />Robert Kegan, PhD, and Lisa Laskow Lahey, EdD, who have named the brakes we unconsciously apply as <br />"immunity to change." <br />The researchers have designed a four -column "immunity map," a process of self-examination to identify <br />and adjust assumptions that prevent meaningful change. The class facilitators will guide you through <br />your own mapping to reveal the brakes that stop you from making a change you desire. <br />Dealing With Difficult People <br />Instructor(s) Karl Mulle <br />325 Cedar St. Suite 250 <br />St. Paul, MN 55101 <br />952-842-9890 <br />BCSkarl@aol.com <br />Unfortunately, every workplace has its share of difficult people to deal with. Some may be students, <br />some may be parents, and some may be coworkers. Dealing successfully with these difficult people is a <br />critical skill. Learn about negative behavior and why difficult personality types act the way they do. <br />Learn five easy strategies and techniques to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes when dealing with <br />difficult personality types. <br />The Art of Decreasing Misunderstandings <br />Instructor(s) Ellen Jo Hinrichs <br />11501 Zion Road <br />Bloomington, MN 55437 <br />952-947-9342 <br />ehinrichs@att.net <br />It is estimated that we screen out or misunderstand the intended meaning of a message in over 70 <br />percent of communications, making listening the biggest contributing factor to miscommunication. <br />Listening is more than hearing. It is the ability to receive, interpret, and respond to messages in ways <br />that are appropriate to the situation. <br />Learning objectives are the following: <br />• Identify personal barriers to effective listening <br />• Discover the impact of five listening approaches <br />• Assess listening preferences with the Listening Profile <br />• Practice reframing to enhance your listening <br />• Create an action plan to improve communications with listening <br />
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