DEVELOPING AN ATTITUDE OF PROFESSIONALISM

DEVELOPING AN
ATTITUDE OF
PROFESSIONALISM
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WHAT DO YOU SEE

WHEN YOU LOOK
IN THE MIRROR?
"Self-reflection is self-examination."

Be aware of our mistakes.

Accept our differences.
Recognizing our true feelings.
Learn from our experiences.
Personal Values
Achievement Growth Freedom
Advancement and promotion Having a family Physical challenge
Adventure Helping other people Pleasure
Affection (love and caring) Helping Society Power and authority
Arts Honesty Privacy
Challenging problems  Independence  Public service
Change of variety  Influencing others  Purity
Close relationships  Inner Harmony  Quality of what I take part in
Community Intergrity Quality relationships
Competence Intellectual Status Religion
Competition Involvement Reputation
Cooperation Job Tranquility Responsibility and
Country Knowledge accountability
Creativity Leadership Security
Decisiveness Location Self-respect
Democracy Loyalty Serenity
Ecological Awareness Market Position Sophistication
Economic Security Meaningful Work Stability
Effectiveness Merit Status
Ethical Practice Money Supervising others
Excellence Nature Time Freedom
Excitement Being around people who are Truth
Fame open and honest Wealth
Fast Living Order (tranquility, stability, Wisdom
Financial Gain conformity) Work under pressure
Friendships Personal Development Work with others
Working alone
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WHAT DO YOU
SEE?
Take a few seconds and just look at the picture.

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OUR ATTITUDE
CONTROL OUR
LIVES.
We see the world, not AS ITS IS, but AS WE
ARE - or, AS WE CONDITIONED TO SEE IT.
The more we are aware of our assumptions,
the more we can take responsibility for those
false perceptions.
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HOW YOU LET

OTHERDS TREAT
YOU IS A
REFLECTION OF
HOW YOU FEEL
ABOUT YOURSELF
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LISTEN TO OTHERS AND BE OPEN

TO THEIR PERCEPTIONS.
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UNNECESSARY
ATTITUDE 
DEFINED
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Procastination

Is the symptom of overconfidence, apathy or lack of focus.

Quality of work is the first casualty, and the procrastinator’s
job quickly becomes the second.

Arrogance

Is the byproduct of unhealthy levels of pride and ego, and

dealing with arrogant people takes a lot of patience and a
great deal of self-control.

One-upmanship

Some co-workers feel the need to exaggerate their

accomplishments and pretend to have a frantic pace in an
attempt to portray themselves as busy “rising stars".
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Envy

The one who covets tends to only look at the benefits, such
as higher salary. Professionals who covet someone else’s job
or title are more likely to be unhappy at work.

Irritability and Short Fuses

Unnecessary short fuses reduce or prevent this flow of

information, and irritability is a barrier to people doing
their jobs.Unnecessary short fuses reduce or prevent this
flow of information, and irritability is a barrier to people
doing their jobs.

Hidden Motives

Being authentic is an important underpinning of effective

relationships. Certain people will always have hidden
agendas and motivations.
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PROPER
ATTITUDE
DEFINED
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WE HAVE THE INITIATIVE

AND THE
RESPONSIBILITY TO
MAKE THINGS HAPPEN.
Response-ability

The ability to choose your response. 

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Proactive

Highly proactive people recognize that responsibility. They

do not blame circumstances, conditions, or conditioning for
their behavior. Reactive people are often affected by their
physical environment and their feelings. 

Accountability

Taking responsibility of your own actions.  

Commitment

You work with passion and feel a profound connection to

your creation. 
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Integrity

The quality of being honest. 

Communication

Setting clear expectations. We should not listen in order to

reply but to listen to understand.

Empathy

Respect for oneself and others.

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"Great things in business are never

done by one person, they're done
by a team of people." 
- Steve Jobs
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THINK
POSITIVE.
Train your mind to see the
good in every situation.
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LOVE
YOURSELF.
Work in being in love with
the person in the mirror who
has been through so much but
still standing.
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Despite what we may visual, wish for and dream about

for our future, our limiting beliefs control how we
behave in life and our outcomes. Many of our beliefs
are stored in our unconscious mind and thus we aren't
even aware that they exist.Despite what we may visual,
wish for and dream about for our future, our limiting
beliefs control how we behave in life and our
outcomes. Many of our beliefs are stored in our
unconscious mind and thus we aren't even aware that
they exist.
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THANK YOU
FOR YOUR
TIME.
We hope you enjoyed
our presentation.