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What would it do for
your personal performance, your credibility and your success if you knew more about what moves you forward and what might hold
you back? What if you had the tools to help you focus more precisely and
powerfully on what's strong and stop battling what's "wrong"?
What Makes
or Breaks Your Personal Performance?
You
have four distinct intelligences which each contribute in unique ways to your
personal performance. Your ability to perform in any and all situations depends
on the sources of flow and interference that arise in you as you apply these
intelligences.
Your
personal mix of flow and interference reflects the access you grant or deny
yourself to the natural capacities of your body, your mind, your heart and your
soul.
- Flow and
interference in your access to your mind or mental intelligence determines
your FOCUS – your ability to
identify and take care of critical issues, tasks, and goals.
- Flow and
interference in your access to your heart or emotional intelligence
determines your FIRE – your drive
and energy for completing tasks and goals.
- Flow and
interference in your access to your soul or spiritual intelligence
determines your FAITH – your belief
that the best can and will happen, and your ability to stay on track
regardless of circumstances.
- Flow and interference
in your access to your body or physical intelligence determines your FEAR – your sensitivity to
exposure and ability to handle criticism of how you measure up to
expectations of self and others, and not completing tasks and goals.
Properly
balanced, each intelligence is essential, and
contributes positively to effective and efficient personal performance. Too
much or too little emphasis on one or more intelligence creates interference,
and compromises personal performance.
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Too Much
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Too
Little
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Focus
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You
get mired in the details, caught and slowed in linear step by step processing,
and often find yourself behind the curve, too slow to respond
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You
make too many common mistakes, waste a lot of time and energy fixing problems
and are sometimes blind-sided by bigger issues
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Fire
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Your
plate is often too full, and however much you achieve, it is never enough, or
good enough
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You
have little or no sense of either purpose or direction, setting few goals,
and rarely meeting them
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Faith
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You
trust too easily and too much, and can be blind to the risks inherent in
opportunities and other peoples’ ideas and actions
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You
are slow to act, and give up easily, readily swayed by others and often
intimidated by ideas and people “bigger than you”
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Fear
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You
are often paralyzed by thoughts of what might be, and cannot appreciate and
engage valuable people and opportunities
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You
are easily drawn to “greener grass” and often get in over your head, wasting
a lot of time and energy “elsewhere”
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Can You
Maintain Focus?
You
can marshal the energy to attain self goals and to be persistent and consistent
when you:
- Pay attention to
the achievement of results and decide to what extent attaining results is
a major factor pushing you to action.
- Maintain a sense of
constancy and continuity in your actions.
- Maintain self
composure in difficult situations, and think and act objectively rather
than impulsively and emotionally.
- Balance and manage
anxiety, despair and depressive attitudes.
- Set goals which are
within the boundary of available resources and which can be achieved
within the projected time.
- Manage the effect
of rigid, dogmatic views and the effect of these views on your decision
making process.
Can You
Tend The Fire?
You
can marshal the drive and energy for completing tasks and goals when you:
- Direct your
energies toward the completion of a task with a sense of urgency and
mission.
- Are excited about
and committed to your goals and can marshal energy to push toward the
attainment of these goals.
- Appropriately
manage your need to attain success to feel valuable and worthwhile.
- Set inner ideals
which become the standard for achievement and success, maintaining a
strong sense of drive toward excellence.
- Pay attention to
the achievement of concrete results.
Can You
Keep The Faith?
You
believe that the best can and will happen, and you can stay on track regardless
of circumstances when you:
- Develop and maintain
inner strength based on the belief that you will succeed.
- Maintain your
direction in spite of obstacles and stay on target regardless of
circumstances.
- Feel comfortable
and competent about what you are doing and how you are being viewed by
others.
- Consistently
maintain a positive attitude toward yourself.
- Maintain
consistently positive attitudes which expect that the best can and will
happen.
Can You
Respect The Fear?
You
can manage your sensitivity to exposure and criticism when you do not measure
up to expectations or complete tasks and goals when you:
- Can be objective
about others without allowing personal feelings, positive or negative, to
get in the way of making decisions.
- Manage the effects
of social and role frustration, and any dissatisfaction with your ability
to consistently feel competent and functional.
- Manage the effects
of setting personal goals which are either unrealistic or do not demand your
best.
- Manage the
importance of being a member of a team and working in a comfortable place
where you are liked and accepted.
- See and appreciate your
unique worth and individuality, apart from social/role or ideal self
images and expectations.
How
Intelligent Is Your Personal Performance?
Depending
on how well you know yourself, and on how honest you are willing to be with
yourself, you may have some sense of how much flow or interference you face in
each of the four key intelligences of personal performance.
Your
subjective sense of your personal performance overall or of your access to a
specific intelligence may give you a good feeling (if you believe you have a
healthy flow) or a bad feeling (if you believe you face interference).
You
can get an objective and reliable measure of where you truly stand in your access
to your four intelligences and the impact of their flow and interference on
your personal performance.
The
Personal Performance Assessment measures 25 essential dimensions of your flow
and interference, including overall measures for each of the four intelligences.
Each
dimension is rated on a ten point scale, assessed for the level of risk posed
to your personal performance, and identified as a personal strength or a development
area.
The
Personal Performance Assessment also provides development comments, and
identifies your key sources of flow and your key sources of interference.
Get your Personal Performance Assessment today - Only $125.
Here's what you'll
discover
Your decisions, choices and beliefs are driven by what you value. Because
you pay attention to and act on what you value, your capacity to make good
value decisions is crucial to your performance and your success.
Nobel nominated
scientist, Dr. Robert Hartman, discovered that there is a universal,
mathematical set of principles that defines a hierarchy of value. The
structure of this hierarchy represents the Natural Laws of
Success. When your thinking is in alignment with this hierarchy, so is your personal performance and success
(however you envision it) is the natural outcome.
Your Personal Performance Assessment offers a profound and powerful way to help you tap into your existing strengths and to
maximize your ability to achieve your goals. You learn that there is
nothing to fix, nothing wrong with you, nothing to overcome. You only need
to learn the process of accessing and mastering your sources of flow and interference.
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