A Day At The Zoo

Learning To Take The Difficult Out of the Different Personalities In Your Life

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A Day At The Zoo

What You Will Learn!

  • A study of 18 animals, their personalities, and the connection to people in your life.
  • One of the most unique courses you will go through on leadership and workplace environment.
  • Becoming an Exceptional Leader!
  • The difference between person and personality.
  • The three leadership styles that personalities demand the leader to understand.
  • Four trends that are affecting the relationship between the internal customer and leadership.
  • Characteristics of an effective Zoo Keeper.
  • You will have a completely new perspective of people in your life, business, and workplace.

Description

A study of 18 animals and their personalities compared to the different personalities that come to work each day.


People Philosophies That Will Guide Your Day At The Zoo:

  • Without a common purpose, common agenda, and a common commitment, there can’t be clear communication that leads to a resolution.

  • All human lives collide at the point of agendas.

  • Anything you don’t confront, you validate.

  • People aren’t because they are, they are because we give them permission to be that way.

  • Behavior Never Lies!


This Program Is About People Who:

P provide you with challenges

E expand your thinking

O often confuse you

P provide you with new opportunities

L let today prepare you for tomorrow

E emotionally affect your presence


Understanding The Difference Between The Two:

Person - is the physical presence Leadership must face each day.

Personality - is the emotional presence Leadership must understand in order to lead and develop the person. Without the emotional understanding of the personality they are working with, you will react to the person when in reality you are frustrated by the personality.


The #1 Leadership Lesson That Must Be Learned:

There are no difficult people. There are only different personalities for Leadership to understand. Difficulty only occurs when the Leader is not willing to invest the time and patience to understand the people they are leading. The person you are looking at is constant. The personality you are working with will change a minimum of 4 times each day.

Who Should Attend!

  • Employees, managers, and/or leaders who want to understand different personalities of people in their lives, develop better relationships, and also avoid or remove toxic relationships.
  • Companies that want to offer their people a unique course on leadership development.

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