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"Everything happens for a reason" is a commonly used expression, but not necessarily accurate. Everything that happens has a cause, or causes. "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction." What is the Law of Cause and Effect?
The law of cause and effect is: "Whenever two phenomena are present together, AND always absent together, AND vary proportionately together, then the two phenomena are almost certainly causally connected".
Let us discuss the law of cause and effect...
"Why things happen".
You have heard it said that...
Problem solving is an essential skill, not only at work, but in personal situations. Use these ten steps to improve your problem-solving skills. Learn how to identify the circumstances around the problem and the logical steps to take. 10 Steps to Solving Problems at Work
Ten steps to successfully solving problems in the workplace:
Get the facts.
Define the problem.
Find the structure of the problem.
Find the origin of the problem.
Identify the main players.
Determine the chronological sequence.
Assemble resources available.
Formulate a corrective plan.
Intelligently implement the plan.
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Being able to think straight is an asset in life. We know this means making rational decisions, but what exactly does that mean in reality? You need to learn to be a critical thinker and here are four things to remember to get your thinking straight. Be a Straight Thinker
In order to think straight, remember the following:
Regardless of opinion, facts are facts.
Verify your sources.
Be wary of the majority opinion.
Coherence; non contradiction.
1. Regardless of opinion, facts are facts.
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The course content was very useful, gave a great insight into how to effectively manage time and working relationships with other people. Trainer's presentation was very interactive, less computer based and more done on the flip board.
Henry HughesSkagen Funds
Training course content was informative and well structured. Each aspect of the course related to the purpose of the course very well. Good use of quotes and examples from real life situations. Trainer's presentation was clear, concise. Passionate about what he is teaching. Enthusiastic.
Amanda HesfordTestlink Ltd
Tremendous course! Highly recommended at all levels in an organisation. Very good tools and techniques that are easy to apply at work and at home. Will change my outlook entirely! Chris is excellent. A very inspiring trainer, has made a real difference in my outlook in my career and given confidence to lead myself and others.
Jane CrossAPD Communications
There were many things I found beneficial, including six primary virtues, goal focus, positive affirmation, conflict management, distinguishing busy from productive, developing a positive mental attitude etc. The trainer was very clear and engaging, with good interaction with the group. Adoptable and accommodating. The practical sessions were useful.
Jason MacleanForestry Commission
The course content was very good! Easy to follow and concise. Loved the diagrams and the various quotes. Punchy wording that stays with you! Loved the idea of summarising thoughts on back pages. The trainer's presentation was excellent! Fantastic use of humour to explain the concepts that are not easy to convey. Very good 'illustrative' technique. Explains fantastically through use of examples.
Isabel BatistaEFRAG
The course content was very helpful and useful. Will try and put into practise as soon as possible. Some very good tips, especially on managing conflict. The Trainer’s presentation was very friendly and easy to understand. Put everyone at their ease and made me feel very comfortable.
