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Harnessing the Power: Skills Based Performance Management |
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Course Credit: Counts as one of the three designation courses required for the Performance Management Network Designation.
This also counts as one REBAC elective course to be applied toward the ABRÆ Designation.
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Course Duration: 1 Day |
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Harnessing the Power: Skills Based Performance Management Course Objectives |
This course will teach you how to harness the power of performance management skills to challenge yourself, to manage your time effectively, to build credibility and develop a personal vision.
What separates the best from the rest? The best have systems not just for their real estate businesses but for themselves. They have harnessed the power of performance management skills to challenge themselves, to manage their time effectively, to build credibility and develop a personal vision. This course will show you how to eliminate the obstacles that conspire to prevent you from getting to that next leveló in your business and in your life.
Course Objectives:
Know how to recognize and eliminate self sabotage
Challenge yourself to expect and achieve more in the important areas of your life
Develop a personal vision for your business and other life areas and gain tools for achievement
Understand how to minimize resistance to change and power your performance as a result
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Harnessing the Power: Skills Based Performance Management Course Outline |
The Harnessing the Power: Skills Based Performance Management course will explore:
I. Challenging Yourself
A. How the Mind Works
Find the
ìblind-spotsî that derail our ability to see things or process information
clearly.
1. Conscious Mind
Learn
how we create perceptions, form associations, evaluate process and formulate
decisions.
2. Subconscious Mind
Learn
how we store and filter information and experiences.
3. Creative Subconscious
The
mind adjusts our perceived ìrealityî to fit our subconscious beliefs.
B. Self-Sabotage
Learn to break the
barriers that prevent us from becoming the best we can be, in both our personal
and professional lives.
C. Building New Beliefs
Replace
old beliefs with new potential.
1. Self-talk Cycles
Change
negative self talk to positive affirmations.
2. How to Create Vivid
Goals
Reaching beyond your grasp and avoiding obstacles.
3. Avoiding Obstacles
4. Achieving Your Dreams
Use
a personal ìtoolkitî to measure your progress and reach your goals.
II. Performance Management
Produce high
levels of quality delivered through organized and efficient systems to provide
consistent results.
A. Creating a Business/personal Plan
1. Vision
Who
do you want to be? What do you want to do?
2. Creating a Meaningful Mission
Statement
Why do you exist?
3. Building a Credible Culture
How does your team support your vision?
4. Putting It All Together
III. Change Management
A. Effectuating Changes
How
to effectively introduce change.
B. Team Buy-In
C. Challenging the Status Quo
D. Evaluation Tools
Manual
and electronic tools for evaluating change.
E. Gathering the Information Needed
F. Testing Considerations
Learn
to troubleshoot your current methods and decide what new elements are needed.
G. No Progress Without Fear-Create systems and plans for change.
H.
Setback Management
What
to do when creativity derails.
IV. Time Management
A. The Focus of a Career in Sales
Your
success is directly proportionate to your ability to initiate new contacts and
generate referrals.
B. Analyzing your Personality
C. Organizing your Work Area-Build systems for efficiency.
D. Review and Recap your Progress
Evaluate
where you are at and where you need to be.
E. Productivity Tools
Contact
management and schedule management software.
F. How to Avoid ìTime Banditsî
Avoid
pitfalls that drain our time and energy.
G. Procrastination
Solutions
to short-circuit procrastination.
V. Life Management
The Ultimate Balancing Act
A. Re-Setting Your Goals-Are you doing what you want to do? Are you all that you want to be?
B. Balance Wheel
Time
management exercise.
C. Axioms of Life Management
Time
management exercise.
End of outline