Building Self-Confidence & I/R

Add to Calendar 10/03/2019 11:30 am 10/03/2019 1:30 pm Building Self-Confidence & I/R According to David Sandler, the founder of Sandler Training, "What you 'R' is not who you 'I'." All of us are made up of two entities: One is our Identity, which consists of our selfconcept and self-worth. The other is all of the Roles we play in life; our role as a husband, wife, father, mother, salesperson, golfer, etc. Watch a short video about this workshop. Without formal training, most of us do not know how to separate our identity from our roles. We were taught to believe that success is measured externally, by what society thinks of us and not internally, by how we feel about ourselves. We mistakenly accepted role failure as identity or I-failure. We were not told that role failure, or role success for that matter, should have no effect on our self-image. We were an I-10 when we started life, and role success or failure is only a measure of how well we are doing in our acquired roles. Role success in no way measures worth as a human being. To break out of your comfort zone, you need to understand the difference between who you “I” and what you “R.” In other words, you are who you are, not what you do for a living. Learn how to separate your "I" from your "R." Sandler Training 400 Washington St. Suite 302 Braintree, MA 02184 cs1@gnatraining.com MM/DD/YYYY

Building Self-Confidence & I/R (Zoom Live Streaming)

Add to Calendar 10/03/2019 11:30 am 10/03/2019 1:30 am Building Self-Confidence & I/R (Zoom Live Streaming) According to David Sandler, the founder of Sandler Training, "What you 'R' is not who you 'I'." All of us are made up of two entities: One is our Identity, which consists of our selfconcept and self-worth. The other is all of the Roles we play in life; our role as a husband, wife, father, mother, salesperson, golfer, etc. Watch a short video about this workshop.https://vimeo.com/289842825/32ebf5b6d0 Without formal training, most of us do not know how to separate our identity from our roles. We were taught to believe that success is measured externally, by what society thinks of us and not internally, by how we feel about ourselves. We mistakenly accepted role failure as identity or I-failure. We were not told that role failure, or role success for that matter, should have no effect on our self-image. We were an I-10 when we started life, and role success or failure is only a measure of how well we are doing in our acquired roles. Role success in no way measures worth as a human being. To break out of your comfort zone, you need to understand the difference between who you “I” and what you “R.” In other words, you are who you are, not what you do for a living. Learn how to separate your "I" from your "R." Sandler Training Zoom Live Streaming cs1@gnatraining.com MM/DD/YYYY