Resourceful, genuine,
mature employees are better problem-solvers, decision-makers and team
members. They bring all that they are to the table. The goal of “The Art
of Self Development” is to foster each employee’s special qualities. We
have all witnessed the negative consequences when an employee has not
developed certain areas of their character.
When we strive to
become a better person the effects ripple out to our family, community,
and where we work. Work life becomes part of the journey by which we find
the meaning of life. Devoting the time, energy and money to personal
growth is always a wise investment.
A person with a well
developed sense of self has pondered these classic questions: “Who am I?
Who do I want to become? What is my purpose?” The insights gleaned from
this inquiry create a confident, responsible and self-reliant individual.
This person is guided by spiritual principles and will want to make a
positive difference in all areas of their life.
We are lost without a
strong sense of self. To be strong we must be aware of our weaknesses.
Personal development is too important to be left to chance. The Abundance
Company recommends improving a new area of development and expanding on an
existing one each year.
Your self-esteem is
the most valuable asset in your personal and professional life. Any
improvements you make in your self-esteem effects every thought, feeling
and action. The quality of the relationship you have with yourself
determines the quality you have with others.
Self development
hinges on self-esteem. Self-esteem is the respect you give to yourself
based on a realistic assessment of you capabilities. These are the ten
aspects that constitute your self-esteem.
#1 Self-Concept
#2 Self-Image
#3 Self-Confidence
#4 Self-Reliance
#5 Self-Responsibility
#6 Self-Control
#7 Self-Respect
#8 Self-Worth
#9 Self-Care
#10 Self-Acceptance
Topics:
Resourceful & Dependable
Reflective & Insightful
Sense of Self & Purpose
Awareness of Weaknesses
Mature & Genuine
Investments in Personal Growth
Making a Difference
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