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    WIIFM

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    At the end of these sessions Participants should be able to:

    1. Pick useful and practical tips for self-discovery &actualization.

    2. Pick useful tips for people and human resourcesmanagement.

    Introduction

    In Search of Meaning & Fulfilment!

    The Strength Paradigm

    DISC Personality Profiling

    Model, Dimension & Intensity Index

    Classical Profile Pattern

    Knowing is not Enough

    Content

    Introduction

    In Search of Meaning & Fulfilment!

    The Strength Paradigm

    Educational System

    DISC Personality Profiling

    Model, Dimension & Intensity Index

    Classical Profile Pattern

    Knowing is not Enough

    Content

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    Introduction

    In Search of Meaning & Fulfilment!

    The Strength Paradigm

    Educational System

    DISC Personality Profiling

    Model, Dimension & Intensity Index

    Classical Profile Pattern

    Knowing is not Enough

    Content

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    Myths Busting

    You will grow the most in yourareas of greatest strengths.

    You will grow the most in your areas of greatest weakness.

    Myth 2

    Truth

    As you grow, you become moreof who you already are.

    As you grow, your personality changes

    Myth 1

    Truth

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    Introduction

    In Search of Meaning & Fulfilment!

    The Strength ParadigmEducational System

    DISC Personality Profiling

    Model, Dimension & Intensity Index

    Classical Profile Pattern

    Knowing is not Enough

    Content

    DISCModel

    DISCModel

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    DISC Dimension

    D

    =Dominance

    I=Influence

    DISC Dimension

    C=Conscientiousness

    DISC Dimension

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    S

    =Steadiness

    DISC Dimension

    DISC Intensity Index

    DISC Intensity Index

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    DISCClassical Profile Pattern1. Achiever

    2. Agent

    3. Appraiser

    4. Counselor

    5. Creative6. Developer

    7. Inspirational

    8. Investigator

    9. Objective Thinker

    10. Perfectionist

    11. Persuader

    12. Practitioner

    13. Promoter

    14. Result-Oriented

    15. Specialist

    DISCClassical Profile Pattern

    DISCProfile, Inclinations & Population

    1. Ally 05%

    2. Architect 13%

    3. Coach 09%

    4. Detective 09%

    5. Diplomat 09%

    6. Entrepreneur 07%

    7. Expert 06%

    8. Innovator 03%

    9. Mobilizer 03%

    10. Motivator 13%

    11. Opportunist 02%

    12. Researcher 04%

    13. Sponsor 16%

    14. Strategist 01%

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    Introduction

    In Search of Meaning & Fulfilment!

    The Strength Paradigm

    Educational System

    DISC Personality Profiling

    Model, Dimension & Intensity Index

    Classical Profile Pattern

    Knowing is not Enough!

    Content

    Strengths

    Weakness&

    Strengths

    Talents

    Skills

    Knowledge

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    Capture

    I LoveI feel strong

    I HateI feel weak

    Clarify

    1. Does it matter why I do this activity?2. Does it matter who I do this activity with/to/for?

    3. Does it matter when I am doing this activity?4. Does it matter what this activity is about?

    SI

    G

    N

    = Success= Instincts

    = Growth

    = Needs

    Confirm

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    1. I have been tremendously successful at this type of activity.

    2. Other people often tell me I have a gift for this type of

    activity.

    3. I have been given prizes or recognition for doing this type ofactivity.

    SU

    C

    C

    E

    S

    S

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    4. I do this type of activity every day

    5. I often find myself volunteering for this type of activity

    6. This type of activity is a gut reaction to me

    IN

    S

    T

    I

    N

    CT

    1 2 3 4 5

    7. I pick up this type of activity quickly.

    8. I find myself thinking about this type of activity every day

    9. I cant wait to learn new techniques for doing this activity

    GR

    O

    T

    H

    1 2 3 4 5

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    10. I always look forward to doing this type of activity

    11. Its fun for me to think back to when I was doing this type ofactivity

    12. Doing this type of activity is one of my greatest personalsatisfactions

    N

    EE

    D

    S

    1 2 3 4 5

    StrongWeekly Plan

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    10,000Talent is Overrated

    Goff Colvin

    Deliberate Practice

    Success is

    10% aspiration

    &

    90% perspiration

    1. Actively Designed2. Repeatable

    3. Feedback is available4. Highly demanding mentally5. It is not fun

    Direct Practice Models

    1. Music2. Chess

    3. Sport

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    TheRUN AROUND DILEMMA

    Because we dont know what is important everything seem important

    Because everything is important then we have to do everythingOther people unfortunately see us as doing everything

    So they expect us to do everything

    But doing everything keep us so busy that we dont have time to really

    think about what is important to us

    Anonymous

    People are the most important assetthe RIGHTPeople in the right PLACE, DOINGthe right things are the most important asset

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