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ASSERTIVENESS SKILLS In today's
fast-paced, competitive and complex world, it is crucial that women
develop assertiveness skill to survive
impossible demands, handle conflicting
roles, and balance their personal and professional lives. Workloads
can be overwhelming, and the pressure to do more in less time is
constant. Multiple priorities - career,
family, bosses, co-workers, are the rule - not the exception. Even the
most organized woman can sometimes feel
frustrated and unable to cope. Crises, increasing requirements and
unreasonable requests repeatedly challenge a woman's ability to
establish control and make healthy choices to deal with stress. It's not
getting easier - the latest studies report that five out of ten people
will die of stress induced disease. Never before has it been more
critical that women learn to recognize stress and develop a plan to meet
the inevitable and deal with their special needs. This a program
provides systems and solutions for the problems that turn women into
victims of overwork, stress and un-achievable expectations. It shows
women how to identify, cope with, and eventually control the stress
points in their lives. The result is optimal performance- an integrated
state of ease, that allows women to take charge, to employ attitudes and
skills that can tap reserves of energy to
meet the challenges of the 90's. BENEFITS: · Understand the nature, causes,
consequences not being assertive · Understand the dangers of unrelieved
stress and your level of burnout · Control your response to stress and avoid
burnout blind alleys · Design an "assertiveness " readiness plan · Develop an ongoing
action plan to respond effectively · Control your habitual reactions give up
compromising, accommodating, avoiding when appropriate · Utilize specific techniques for turning
around a work life controlled by reactions of others · Keep cool when things get hot! · Cope with impossible demands · Say "NO" with finesse · Give up guilt and compulsive perfectionism · Put off procrastination · Handle chaotic workloads · Develop stress safety valves, avoid burnout · Stop being victim to the "Superperson
Syndrome" · Emotional, Mental, Physical · Dealing with stress carriers · Handling Difficult Behaviors · Dealing Confidently With Conflict Evaluate-Keep Score! · What can you do right now to take better
care of yourself · Mapping Your Progress · Keeping Your Momentum Going · Develop Your Personal Stress Management
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