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Good Day Dear My Friend

Throughout history, people have had little need to manage their careers but times changed. Today we should learn how to manage and develop ourselves.

It may seem obvious that people achieve results by doing what they are good at and working in ways that suit their abilities, but according to Drucker, few people know their core strengths, let alone capitalize on them.

This course aims to give participants a comprehensive understanding of discovering their potential, determining who they want to be or what they want to do, and the new habits they can develop to reach their best potential. Practical tools and activities to increase personal knowledge are presented throughout the training.

We must place ourselves where we can make the greatest contribution to our organizations and communities. Throughout our 40-plus years of work, we must remain mentally alert and engaged, which means knowing how and when to change what we do.

With this course, participants become coaches of their own lives and make plans to live a more satisfying, motivating and meaningful life.

This course is the perfect start for those who want to embark on a personal development journey but are short on time. We'll cover the highlights and key concepts, ensuring you leave equipped with the tools to start coaching yourself towards personal and professional success. Think of this as your high-impact, high-energy introduction to becoming the most effective new version of you.

We aim for participants to achieve the following:

• Gain the ability to deeply recognize your personal values, passions and goals and determine a life purpose accordingly.

• Identify your sources of motivation and get ideas on how you can use these motivations to achieve your goals.

• By adopting a growth mindset, you will be more resilient in overcoming the challenges and obstacles you may encounter.

• Become more productive and successful by learning the habits of effective and successful people and adapting these habits to your own life.

Ali