NEW for 2014

Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence

Course# TD1826

Note: This workshop is capped at 16 participants.

Competency:   Leadership - Fundamental
                           Supervision/Management - Advanced

Type: Single-Session Workshop

Total Workshop Time: 3 hours

Make-Ups: No make-ups are scheduled for this workshop.

Pre-requisites: None

Workshop Description:  How well can you focus on what really matters and ignore appealing or seemingly harmless distractions? We all have competing demands on our precious time. The skill of attention, the ability to focus, is critical to achieving excellence. Join us as we explore ways to maintain our focus despite a sea of daily distractions that can keep us from achieving our important personal and professional goals.

In this workshop, participants will:

  • Learn how sharpening attention enhances emotional intelligence
  • Examine three specific kinds of focus that can be the difference between ho-hum and stellar performance
    • Concentration
    • Open Presence
    • Free Association
  • Explore ways that our attention is like a mental muscle and identify ways to strengthen it
  • Explore the surprising connection between social power and attention
  • Examine an elusive focusing competence that is crucial to success
This workshop is based on the book: Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence by Daniel Goleman.

Presented by: Jennifer Campfield, Director of Training and Development

Session Information:
Friday, September 19, 2014
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wine-Price

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