Intek Vision 2100
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Intek Vision 2100 |
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Vol 7, Issue No. 4 |
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Articles
Intek Lifeskills Coaching
Resources
 Book of the Month Motivational Quotes Intek's Q&A Forum Free Resource
Book of the Month
Stress Management
1. Be prepared to wait. A paperback can make a wait in a post office line almost pleasant. 2. Procrastination is stressful Whatever you want to do tomorrow, do today; whatever you want to do today, do it now. 3. Plan ahead. Don’t let the gas tank get below one-quarter full. Keep a well-stocked emergency shelf of home staples. Don’t wait until you’re down to your last bus token or postage stamp to buy more, etc.
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Zaufyshan Haseeb and The Intek Family
Puerto Rico
Uruguay
Like a car, there are all sorts
of early warning indicators, which alert you to take remedial action - e.g.
tiredness, anxiety, tearfulness, lethargy, no concentration etc. Some you
will be familiar with and know how to fix them, but some may require you to
check the manual, and cause a little anxiety and dread in the process. If
unfamiliar warning lights are flashing in your life, read on..
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White Hat
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seemingly without effort;
natural, easy click here to read more
Company
Profile
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Trainers' Profiles
About this E-Zine Editor-in-Chief: Zaufyshan Haseeb |
April Events
Earth Day
Passover
Autism Awareness Month
Training
Calendar
To equip participants with
effective managing tools with regard to Goal Setting,
Delegation Skills, Team Building, Leadership, Time
Management, Communication, Stress Management and Motivation
This interactive, exercise based workshop aims at equipping
Sales Managers with effective Goal Getting and motivational
techniques. The transition from a doing manager towards a
'managing manager' is the strongest objective of this
course. Participants will be involved in self-awareness
exercises and motivational techniques for their sales force
teams.
This
workshop aims at motivating participants to increase short-term and
long-term sales by equipping them with Effective Closing Techniques. Topics
include Negotiation skills, Communication Skills, Presentations, Role Plays,
Follow Up, Belief in Products, Motivation etc.
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Everything
originates from a thought. You are what you think . So I am the person
reflected by my own thoughts; but I do not have any control over my
thoughts as they are involuntary and fleeting. Thoughts fuel my words
and the actions I take are based on those very thoughts. The strange
thing is, that are my thoughts my own? Even my formal education is based
on the thoughts of other people; They did not teach me ‘how to think’
but ‘what to think’ .From Shakespeare to Freud, Einstein to Oscar Wilde,
my parents to my kindergarten teachers. The media is hammering my memory
with the perception of others – the newspapers, television, internet - A
communication overload. Then how can I have an untainted pure thought?
I remember reading a book years ago, by Dr. Doyle Staples, called Think
Like a Winner and he said that, to write this book. He cut himself off from all
kind of influences for 2 years, just to think about the thinking
process. Can I do that today?
Don't
condemn or justify them. Don't try to control them. Just watch them.
After some time, you will come to know what your negative thoughts are
about, .once we know what we are thinking about we can take possible
steps to alter our way of thinking. Now concentrate on all the positive
thoughts that you can replace these thoughts with, in order to switch
over to a more positive attitude towards them. Our attempt should be to
cut down the quantity of unnecessary thoughts and to improve the quality
of the necessary ones.
As in
most Latin countries, people tend to stand close to one another in
any social or even business setting. This relates to a different
perspective on 'personal space,' with North Americans and many
Europeans believing that people should stand about an arm's length
from one another. If you tend to move away from first a Latin, it
could be considered as offensive or insulting.
A warm
and friendly handshake is the custom in Uruguay among both men and
women. Good male friends will hug; women will do the same, adding a
'pretend' kiss on the cheeks.
The
Six Hats Thinking technique enables you to break out of your habitual
thinking style and make better quality decisions. Six Hats Thinking was
created by Edward De Bono with the aim of looking at the effect of a
decision from a number of important, different perspectives, and
modifying your decision accordingly. This decision making approach can
be successfully used individually or in a group. 
Time
passes, quickly. This article looks at the basics of Personal Time
Management and describes how the Manager can assume control of this
basic resource. 
