Training Course
Syllabus:
GRIT: What Successful People Have in Common
Develop the passion and motivation to reach
all your goals
What really drives success? Why does success seem
to come easy to some people while others seem to work harder for the same
outcomes? New research suggests it’s because of a trait called “GRIT” – passion
and perseverance to achieve long-term goals. But, if GRIT does not come
naturally, can it be developed? The answer is a resounding “YES”! In this
one-of-a-kind seminar developed by a Ph.D. in work psychology, you will explore
an original approach to developing and applying the mindset and competencies
needed to demonstrate GRIT. You and your team can build that unique advantage to
achieve more success in both the short and long term.
How You Will Benefit
- Gain an essential understanding of GRIT and
its importance to your success at work
- Learn an original 4-part model of GRIT and how
to apply it in your life
- Learn to think like an entrepreneur—recognize
when and how to take calculated risks for your benefit
- Using scientifically-validated strategies for
building self-motivation, resilience, and developing a WIN/LEARN attitude
- Develop a general mindset that will improve
your probability of success
- Cultivating GRIT: how to develop 4
psychological characteristics from which passion and perseverance can emerge
- Using “growth mindset” to produce both
individual and team “wins”
- Improving “self-efficacy” for both routine and
novel tasks leading to more success
- Applying “learned optimism” and a “positive
explanatory style” to reframe set-backs and better build upon successes
- •Developing perceptions of control that remove
uncertainty, build confidence, and persuade others
- Leveraging GRIT to create a work climate that
motivates you and others
Business professionals who want to increase their
likelihood of success through the development of GRIT.
Credits:
1.2 CEU
This course is approved for GSA cost. Contact
customerservice [@] findaseminar.com
for cost.
TRAINING CLASS TIME:
9:00 AM–5:00 PM (last day ends at 4:30 PM) | 
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