I
never wanted to do this job in the first place! I... I wanted to be... A
LUMBERJACK! - Leaping from tree to tree! As they float down the mighty
rivers of British Columbia! With my best girl by my side! The Larch! The Pine!
The Giant Redwood tree! The Sequoia! The Little Whopping Rule Tree! We'd sing!
Sing! Sing! - Oh, I'm a lumberjack, and I'm okay, I sleep all night and I
work all day.....
The Lumberjack Song
from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" .
Your need
Background
Many
people reach a point in their life where they have a desire to do something new.
This might be as simple as getting promoted, downshifting or changing jobs. Or
it might be more of the "place in the sun" type change where a
more radical and risky move is desired. This type of change can be seen when people
face redundancy, unexpected health changes, or big dream ideas. However, such a
change can often seem full of risk and danger with only the vague chance of
reward. However, so often people are ill-prepared to manage such a drastic
change and as a result they either give up and decide to stick with what they've
got - or jump feet first into the change with a vague hope that things will be
ok in the end.
This
course is designed to help people manage this point in their life where a new
direction is needed or wanted - but they don't have a clear understanding or
strategy of how to manage the change. This choice point may be a small one
or it might be of the life changing variety. Whatever it looks like - it is a
sense that the time is due for something different - where a new direction is
wanted or needed.

This
2 day course course is based upon two leading books that deal with a key aspect of
making a new life change. The are:
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Lead
Yourself - How to be confident that the choices being made are robust
and not knee jerk; communicate a clear picture of the change to be made; and
understand what limiting beliefs might cause the change to fail in the long
run.
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Personal
Networking - How to map the
people who will impact on the success of your outcome and enlist their
support and help in its delivery
Delegate Feedback
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Enables you to feel like
an individual that can decide and manage your own choices in all aspects of
your life
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Powerful and worthwhile'
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Facing your demons and
making conscious choices to instil a personal change"
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Very challenging and
insightful - a hell of a roller coaster of emotions and needs to be
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Brilliant! Although I was
emotionally drained, mentally challenged and physically exhausted by the end
of it, it was well worth the effort. I'd definitely recommend the course.
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A Voyage of Discovery
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To be embarked upon with
an open mind and a real problem/issue to solve one personal to you.
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Intense, exhilarating,
terrifying, emotional, uplifting and purposeful - it's a hell of a ride !
Who should participate
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People
who have a dream, what to make the first move but don't know how to take the
first step
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People
who need to make the final choice about taking redundancy and what the
chance to think their options through
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People who want to plan the next stage
of their life now that they have taken redundancy
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People
who want to prepare themselves for the next career move
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People who are about to start a new career or life choice and would like to
understand how to optimise their options
Source Material
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The course is based upon ideas contained in
three interrelated books, Lead Yourself, and Personal Networking
- written by Mick Cope and published by the
Financial Times.
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Course Content
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Choosing the choice - how
to ensure that my choice is robust
- What choices have I
made that got me to this position?
- How do I make
choices?
- What choices do I
need to make in the future to deliver my end game?
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Paint the
picture - how to define and share a clear and
concise end game
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How
did I get to this choice point?
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How
would I describe the current picture to others?
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How
would I describe the perfect picture - what I hope to achieve?
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Fantasy Ladder
- What will stop me achieving the
outcome
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Social Style
- How
can I work well with others
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What
does my social style look like to others?
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How do I recognise what
other people's preferences are??
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How
can I build great rapport and relationships?
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Discuss the
undissusible - How to
understand what isn't being said
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The Perfect
Pitch - Taking
yourself to market
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Mick Cope
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