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What you will learn on the personal growth path:
This path is intended to equip you with the boundaries-based skills and intelligence you need to become the kind of person that reaches their goals and dreams. It will help you overcome the common but avoidable roadblocks that can knock you off course.
You'll increase your emotional intelligence and have better relationships, you'll become more productive and effective, and learn how to discover and fully harness your talents and gifts.
Paths are self-paced, meaning you can complete them on your own timeline, at whatever speed feels right to you. Our suggestion is to plan on spending about 6 months working through this material.
Courses include:
Self-Boundaries, How to Say No, Vision, The Growth Mindset, Accountability, Resilience, Anxiety, Shame, Processing Pain, Grief, How to Deal with Anger, Don't Let Fear Hold You Back, Thinking, Own Your Time Own Your Energy, Strengths and Weaknesses, Getting Unstuck, Asking For Help
Or try one of these individual courses:
Accountability
A lot of times, we don’t have a positive adaptation of accountability. Based on our experiences and the experiences others have had, we get defensive when we hear it and when we receive it, so it must be given with respect. Accountability can be a positive thing, and it’s important in terms of helping us get to where we want to be in our relationships.
Self-Boundaries
Self-Boundaries examines the issues that come up in setting our internal boundaries. The boundaries that navigate how we think and feel. When self-boundaries are healthy and firm, we tend to feel good. When they're in conflict, everything tends to fall apart.
The Wake of Influence
In this course, Dr. Henry Cloud walks you through the concept of “the wake.” In short, a wake is a force that leaves behind the experience of two things — results and relationships. What does your influence leave behind on a relationship? Ultimately, the wake doesn’t like, and it doesn’t care about excuses. It is what it is. No matter what we try to do to explain why, or justify what the wake is, it still remains. It’s what we leave behind, and is the result of our record.
Changing Negative Thinking Patterns
We all have patterns of thinking that can be negative, limiting, excusing, or closed. We can find ourselves thinking only about what is wrong around us instead of what we can do to change it. We also have ways of thinking that make our lives more fulfilled, seeing possibilities instead of obstacles. As you go through this course, reflect on how your thinking about yourself, your relationships and your performance has had an impact on the way you’ve lived your life.
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Hope
The difference between hoping and wishing is that hope comes from real, objective reasons that the future is going to be different from the past. Anything other than that is simply a wish that comes from your desires. So what are the real objective reasons that we can use to diagnose when an ending may not be necessary, and we can hang on to hope versus when it’s time to get hopelessness? What is real hope made of? Let’s see.
Listening
Listening is one of the most important aspects of a relationship. A person can’t influence, be present or even really bond with someone if they don’t feel heard or understood. Feeling understood is the basis for effective communication between two people because. The human heart, more than anything wants to be known.
