December 7th, 2010 
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Attending A Self Improvement Seminar
Author: Jill Smi
What are you? A leader or a follower?
If you think you are not a good leader, maybe you should have a self-improvement seminar.
Self-improvement seminar for leaders is training them to be good to the followers.
There are a variety of self-improvement seminar for you. But leadership training seminar is the best for you.
In order to be a great leader, one must possess various qualities that will attract followers. The following qualities are just of few of the many qualities that are vital for effective leadership:
1. Charisma- charismatic leaders have the gift to touch people through their choice of words. Charismatic leaders are alluring, charming and can encourage followers to support a grand vision or idea.
2. Positive Attitude – A leader who has a positive attitude will influence his/her followers to carry that same attitude. A good example of a leader with a positive attitude could be a parent or teacher.
Mothers, fathers, or elementary teachers appear and are viewed as role models to the young children they are teaching and nurturing.
These role models are the first leaders they encounter in life. Children become very dependent of leaders because they are their vehicles to the outside world and provide much needed help and assistance.
If a parent is nurturing and loving to their child, they will thrive under this encouragement.
If a school teacher provides a positive learning experience to the child, they will succeed and that success will become contagious… In any circumstance, a leader’s positive attitude will have greater impact and influence on their followers.
3. Motivation – In an athletic world, a motivating leader could be a coach, trainer or even a fellow teammate. While the talent of players is a good determinant of a winning team, their coach is also an important factor.
If a coach can not produce a winning team, his job is at stake. A coach’s motivation involves infusing his players with high standards, and setting challenging but attainable goals as they perform well. Thus, his/her ability to motivate his players will enhance their performances.
Motivation also correlates with having a positive attitude. When a coach has a positive attitude and provides a positive environment for his players, then the team will most likely be motivated to move in his/her direction where ultimate success can be found.
4. Assertiveness – A leader has the responsibility to guide the direction of his or her company. When a leader is firm and assertive in delegating tasks to his subordinates, they will hold a greater respect to follow through on their assignments.
An assertive leader has the ability to convey enforcement without being too autocratic or threatening to their subordinates.
Furthermore, an assertive leader should not make his subordinates feel like they’re in a hostile environment. Instead, an assertive leader should respect his people, and require proper accountability at the same time. A leader’s assertiveness and confidence earns respect. With that respect, people are much more likely to follow, help, and emulate their leader to achieve success.
Self-improvement is important for leaders. Attending self-improvement seminars may be a good help in being a good leader.
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Please help us name our upcoming Motivational and Personal Improvement seminar.?
Won’t you please offer some terrific suggestions that we may build upon for our upcoming motivational / self-improvement seminar and workshop event?
Many, many thanks to you all!
‘Trigger The True Motivation In You’
‘Unlock The Magic of Exceptional Communication In You’
‘The Road to Resolution IS Communication’
OR: ‘The Road To Resolution – THIS WAY (followed by an arrow leading to a communication sign)
‘Step off The edge and Plunge Into Success’
Regards,
Ann.
Guys: Have you ever read books or/and taken seminars about self-improvement on meeting women?
Yes, I know quite a bit on the subject.
There is no single mindset… everyone has their own style. The most important thing is to have fun and not be attached to the outcome.
The work of David DeAngelo is a good place to start. Good luck.
Self Improvement seminars( workshops)?
I’ve tried to find one around my area (I live in LA), but can’t find it on Google.
Does anywone knows, which websites I got to use to find it, or kewords related to it?
Looking for seminars like NLP, general self improvement, memory improvement and so on.
try to check on http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=self%20improvement%20seminars%20workshops%20on%20l.a
What would you do if your husband asked you not to sign anything in the seminar you’re attending to?
He particularly emphasized on it.
He has been suspicious about this seminar that I attend to, and he specifically asked me not to sign anything, none at all, in that seminar. But the thing is, I don’t see anything wrong with the seminar. My husband just don’t trust my judgments at all. He said he arrived to a conclusion that I’m gullible due to past experiences. Now I’m torn… I want to attend the seminar and I won’t be allowed to if I don’t sign that waiver. By the way, the seminar is about self-improvement. What would you do if you are in my situation?
I’m glad you clarified the seminar, because I was like whats the big deal with the seminar. But I don’t understand why hes so against it. If you believe it will better improve you and your going to learn positive information, I would go and do it, your not doing anything wrong or bad. Ask him to come and see its not what hes making it out to be. You gotta talk it out with him and everyone must keep an open mind; I realized in marriage you gotta make comprimises and he should realize you wouldn’t do something that would endanger you or your family.
What is you purpose in life and how do you find them?
We are often discontented in our lives over under paying jobs and spouses that are not understanding, etc, etc, etc.
Some people seek out religious pursuits while others go for self-improvement courses/seminars.
I have read that it’s because we have not found our purpose in our life, the purpose that was intended for us when we were brought to this earth, and that we have not aligned ourselves to it.
How true is it? If so, how can we find it and subsequently align ourselves towards it?