Positive Mental Attitude Training Availability, Pricing and Course Dates
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Live Online Virtual Training
- Live Online Positive Mental Attitude Virtual Training delivered via Zoom or Microsoft Teams
- Easy to join - all you need is a laptop or tablet with a Webcam
- Learn the same skills as a face-to-face session, but from the comfort of your own home (or office!)
Open Course (Face-to-Face)
(Early Bird Offers Available)
- Delivered at venues around the UK
- Open Course Timings are: 9am - 4.30pm
- If you arrive earlier than 9am, there is coffee / tea waiting for you.
Bespoke Training (In-House or Live Online)
(International Price Varies)
In-House training has been designed to provide a similar experience to our open courses, however we can tailor the content to fit your specific needs.
Plus, hotel accommodation for trainer if needed (Premier Inn type: not the Hilton!)
We are able to train in your timezone.
All our training includes:
- Two full days of quality training, delivered by an experienced trainer
- Total of 12 CPD training hours (9am - 4.30pm), plus an additional 2-3 via post-course online independent learning.
- Full digital interactive course notes
- Training certificate
- Access to additional free training material after the course via our post-course portal
- 3 months free telephone coaching: Whilst you are implementing what you have learned, if you need to, you can contact us for support and guidance
What is a Positive Mental Attitude?
Definition: Positive mental attitude is a set of thoughts, feelings, beliefs and actions, that cause a person to respond positively to negative situations and therefore allows them to make the best of any circumstance.
We know that we are supposed to have a positive mental attitude, we have all been told about the benefits we would enjoy if we were more positive, and the painful consequences we will suffer if we are too negative, but many questions still remain to be answered.
What exactly IS a positive mental attitude, and what is not? How does one go about creating and sustaining a positive mental attitude and using it to build a better future?
A positive mental attitude is not about pretending that everything in the garden is rosy; PMA is a state of mind that recognises that success is available to anyone who has the right knowledge, beliefs, emotions, plans and actions.
Most people have sufficient knowledge, what they lack is self-belief, positive emotions, detailed plans and relentless action. This course is about giving you the right set of beliefs, emotions, plans and actions to make your success almost inevitable.
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Positive Mental Attitude Training Course Overview
Day one morning: The first principles of positive mental attitude. The power of goal setting. How you are perceived. Everything you do affects others. PMA is about focusing your forces to affect people positively. Positive mental attitude is a progressive mindset and a combination of three factors: Clear goals, rational plans and positive emotions.
Day one afternoon: How to handle negative people in positive ways. You need to give your feedback in a way that does not trigger a negative emotional response. You need to choose your words carefully. You will have an opportunity to practice your new skills.
Day two morning: Positive mental attitude planning. To succeed, we need to build practical plans. We cover the P-List: planning, prioritisation, preparation, problem solving.
Day two afternoon: Emotional management. We focus on how to create and sustain self-confidence, self-motivation, optimism and self-belief. At the same time, we need to reduce the amount of worry, fear, anger and upset. We learn how to master emotions: first, our own emotions, and then we learn how to inspire others.
We finish with a summary of the whole course, and a planning session on how you will implement these powerful ideas.
Learning Outcomes:
- How to Create and sustain a positive mental attitude especially during tough times
- Positive attitude starts with setting ambitious, worthwhile goals
- Operate according to your plan, not your mood: Mind over mood
- How to easily handle negative situations in positive ways
- Manage the content of your mind and your conversation
- Develop more self-control, self-discipline and self-confidence
- Use your new skills to help and inspire others
Positive Mental Attitude Training Course Details
Day 1 - Morning
Developing a positive attitude will improve mental health and bottom line results
Positive mental attitude starts with setting goals
You need to decide exactly what you want and discover what others want
Positive mental attitude includes developing the right kind of humour
Your mental attitude leaves a lasting and strong impression on other people
Positive attitude includes focusing onto “the CAN-DO portion of the job”
Avoid issuing negative commands. Learn to give only positive suggestions
Why you should strive to create positive images in the minds of other people
Day 1 - Afternoon
How to manage negative people and conflict situations in positive ways
The importance of the self-image and how people act according to it
How to give a correction or a criticism in a constructive way
Learn exactly what to say and what NOT to say
How to suggest positive solutions and gain their commitment
Remember to give appreciation thanks and praise
Day 2 - Morning
Every goal needs a plan capable of achieving it
Many people have plans they don’t follow
How to triumph over procrastination
Prioritise tasks according to value and deadline pressure
Analyse and identify who and what wastes your time, and act on the answers
How to make the right decisions by creating a decision matrix
How to quickly solve problems by identifying their causes
Use the pareto principle to better manage distractions and interruptions
Day 2 - Afternoon
Manage your mind by becoming more aware of “self-talk”
Take control of your own conversation and direct it to positive outcomes
How to guide the conversations of others towards more positive outcomes
How to guide people out of feelings of fear, anger and upset
Learn a simple five-part success formula
Help other people by teaching them the success formula
Become more influential by becoming a positive role model and coach
Do not tell people what you can do. Show them!
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