Change Mastery: Creation, Cooperation, Competence & Confidence.
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- Be Self-satisfied And You’ll Stagnate
- Realize The Need For Change
- The Openness To Change
- The Cost-benefit Analysis Of A Potential Change
- The Need To Change Vs. The Need To Control
- Change Can Either Be Self-induced Or Induced From The Outside
- Change Should Be For The Better
- Competence
- Make Use Of Visualization To Achieve The Change You Want To Manifest
- Make A Thorough Assessment Of Your Assets And Talents
- Clarify Your Motive And Goal For Change
- Change Your Negative Mental Programming
- Create A Mental Map For Change
- Write Down Your Good And Bad Qualities
- Reward Yourself For Every Goal Achieved
- The Power Of Affirmation
- Communication
- The Environment Is A Factor In Your Successful Change
- Make Sure Your Significant Others Know That You Want To Change
- Heightening Your Awareness Of The People Around You
- Surround Yourself With Optimistic People
- Optimistic People Can Challenge Us To Greater Achievements
- Climb On The Bandwagon Of Optimistic People
- Discovering Our Own Neurosis And Character Disorders
- Cooperation
- The Usefulness Of Having A Support Group For Change
- Cooperation As A Catalyst For Change
- The Advantage Of Having A Common Goal And A Common Enemy
- Resolving Conflicts
- Listening To Criticisms
- Always Seek The Opinion Of Wise Men In Important Matters
- Take Criticisms Positively
- The 5C: Creation
- Action Is Better Than Inaction
- The Need For Self-discipline
- Divide Your Work into Parts So As Not To Be Overwhelmed By The Task
- Freezing Your Old Habits
- Never Give Up When Problems And Hurdles Arise
- Delaying Gratification For Future Satisfaction
- A Sign Of Maturity
- Refreezing Of New Knowledge Or New Habit
- Take The Responsibility For Change
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Change Mastery - Leandro Pereira
Change Mastery
Contributor(s) : Leandro Dietrich Prado
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Contributor(s): Leandro Pereira
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Contributor(s): Leo Prado
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Contributor(s): Leo Dietrich Prado
Table of Contents
Chapter 01 – The 1C: Confidence
A Radical Self-Assessment
Be Self-satisfied And You’ll Stagnate
Realize The Need For Change
The Openness To Change
The Cost-benefit Analysis Of A Potential Change
The Need To Change Vs. The Need To Control
Change Can Either Be Self-induced Or Induced From The Outside
Change Should Be For The Better
Chapter 02 – The 2C: Competence
Make Use Of Visualization To Achieve The Change You Want To Manifest
Make A Thorough Assessment Of Your Assets And Talents
Clarify Your Motive And Goal For Change
Change Your Negative Mental Programming
Create A Mental Map For Change
Write Down Your Good And Bad Qualities
Reward Yourself For Every Goal Achieved
The Power Of Affirmation
Chapter 03 – The 3C: Communication
The Environment Is A Factor In Your Successful Change
Make Sure Your Significant Others Know That You Want To Change
Heightening Your Awareness Of The People Around You
Surround Yourself With Optimistic People
Optimistic People Can Challenge Us To Greater Achievements
Climb On The Bandwagon Of Optimistic People
Discovering Our Own Neurosis And Character Disorders
Chapter 04 – The 4C: Cooperation
The Usefulness Of Having A Support Group For Change
Cooperation As A Catalyst For Change
The Advantage Of Having A Common Goal And A Common Enemy
Resolving Conflicts
Listening To Criticisms
Always Seek The Opinion Of Wise Men In Important Matters
Take Criticisms Positively
Chapter 05 – The 5C: Creation
Action Is Better Than Inaction
The Need For Self-discipline
Divide Your Work into Parts So As Not To Be Overwhelmed By The Task
Unfreezing Your Old Habits
Never Give Up When Problems And Hurdles Arise
Delaying Gratification For Future Satisfaction—A Si gn Of Maturity
Refreezing Of New Knowledge Or New Habit
Take The Responsibility For Change
Wrapping Up
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Introduction
In this book, you will venture on the main five C’s for change. As you discover the elements of change, you will learn how to become confident in your ability and capability to change. You will acknowledge that communication and cooperation contribute a massive amount to the aspect of change. You will gain the ability to take action by creating movements. You are currently at the bottom of your life-changing mountain. Please take a step forward and climb up. Your life changing experience awaits you.
If we look back at the history of the world in the last several centuries, we will discover the radical and abrupt changes in the knowledge and technology of humanity. A century ago, the Wright brothers were just trying to designing a scale model of their first airplane; yet a century after, men have been able to send spacecraft to the very edges of the solar system. These radical changes are so unprecedented in the history of humanity and the world, and we are always left in awe as to where these changes can lead us. It seems that nothing on earth is impervious to these radical changes.
In the ancient times, many wise men have seen the impermanence of everything and they came to the conclusion that the only phenomenon which is permanent is change. This idea is definitely true; likewise, it is apparent in the very nature of our existence. Each of us needs to face the fact that change is the only permanent thing in this world, and hence, each of us should be prepared for change. It is therefore wise to believe that change is inevitable and sooner or later each of us will undergo some forms of change. We can never avoid change for sooner or later, it will dawn on