Shift Your Paradigms
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9:55Join FranklinCovey thought leaders, Jennifer Colosimo, senior vice president, and Todd Davis, chief people officer, for this webcast series based on The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.
3:50Focus your energy and attention where it counts, on the things over which you have influence. As you focus on things within your Circle of Influence, it will expand.
5:14Jennifer Colosimo discusses Habit 1: Be Proactive® from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®. Learn how being proactive can help you to thrive during times of change and uncertainty.
5:12Feel more in control during times of change and uncertainty by identifying what is in your circle of concern and what is in your circle of influence.
5:09When people with vision and purpose recycle garbage to create musical instruments, a community of children learn to perform beautiful music. Synergy is possible even when conditions are bleak.
10:26Join FranklinCovey thought leader Jennifer Colosimo, senior vice president, as she teaches about the importance of leaving a legacy with Habit 2: Begin With the End in Mind®.
What Is Your Unique Contribution? What do you want to be known for at your organization? What impact do you want to make as a leader? Use this tool to capture your thoughts.
4:51Join FranklinCovey thought leader Todd Davis, chief people officer, as he introduces Habit 3—Put First Things First®: The Habit of Personal Management.
4:50Demonstrate accountability for results and grow and develop individual skills and talents through the use of Win-Win Agreements.
7:28What can a toilet paper shortage teach us about thinking strategically? Learn to think win-win and join FranklinCovey’s senior vice president, Jennifer Colosimo, for the habit of mutual benefit.
Expand Your Influence. Use this tool to focus on what you can directly affect during times of change.
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