Practicing Cross Cultural Understanding |
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| GOAL: |
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To increase business and profits by drastically reducing the time needed to create sustainable agreements based upon mutual understanding.
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This training is focused upon two primary groups of participants.
• People in a position to: start projects, create business or inspire others to start or create businesses or projects.
• People already in a project looking to streamline their decision process to make quicker, more sustainable and inspiring agreements |
| PURPOSE: |
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Each participant will learn and practice with tools and methods that increase their ability to listen with all their senses then respond with clear, understandable messages quicker, easier and produce greater effect. |
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When dealing with other cultures, listening to and focusing on the words of your conversation is usually enough to “know” what is being said, but how often do you “understand” each other enough to create the desired action and result? This training is designed to take each participant to a deeper level of communication where cultures disappear and where agreements are made at a more basic, responsible and human level. |
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The training is available in three separate formats:
• Seminars: A two hour format designed to inspire the participants to explore and identify cultural differences and get a taste of how to read the body language present in conversations and agreements.
• Mini workshops: A full day, hands-on workshop where participants practice identifying, understanding and solving specific types of situations that occur in their daily work. Participants are encouraged to take with them specific situations that are or have occurred at their job.
• Workshop series: A four one half day series of workshops held over approximately one month, where each participant learns to practically apply tools and methods learned in the workshop out in the field. Each experience is then brought back to the next workshop to be discussed, learned from, improved and tested again. Each participant contributes to the other participants thereby enhancing this process for all. |
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