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What Audience Participants Are Saying... “I loved Kimaka’s energy and passion and her demonstration of obstacles!” “Your presentation caused me to stop and think about my personal values and gifts.” “After hearing Kimaka, I’m going to go back and prioritize my work and work my priorities.” “I enjoyed the audience participation and closing with specific questions for the audience!” |
“ Some favorite expressions of small children: “It’s not my fault. . . They made me do it. . . I forgot.” Some favorite expressions of adults: “It’s not my job. . . No one told me. . . It couldn’t be helped.” True freedom begins and ends with personal accountability." - Dan Zadra We’ve all heard the classic lines used in the blame game. In fact, if we are honest, we have been guilty of using these lines ourselves. Unfortunately, shifting blame doesn’t alleviate the problems…it only creates more. Barriers to communication, loss of productivity, and low morale are just the beginning of the problems that finger-pointing creates. But there is a solution…Personal responsibility and accountability! In this program, Kimaka lays out an easy-to-implement process for making personal responsibility and accountability a daily practice. The audience will learn:
By the end, the audience will conclude that stepping into the circle of responsibility is the clear choice for anyone who wants to experience professional and personal growth. By consistently applying the principles of personal accountability, they will experience more effective problem-solving, better communication with peers, and increased productivity.
A great deal of emphasis and investment is given to equip professionals with the technical skills they need to succeed in their chosen field. Unfortunately, very little thought is given to the fact that while technical skills are critical, they can all be undermined by one’s inability to communicate their ideas effectively. This program provides a show-and-tell approach to developing your presentation skills. Whether you are talking to an audience of one or one thousand, you will know how to deliver your information in a way that doesn’t undermine your credibility. The audience will learn:
Title: “Taming
Tasks with Technology” We’ve all been to the typical time management classes that teach us to consider our dreams, reset our goals, and create a task list. That would be great – if it weren’t for all the things that are vying for your attention right now. You already know what to do, but the overwhelming number of tasks, emails, and meetings coming your way make it seem impossible to get control of your time. This high-content class explores practical tips to manage your biggest time management challenges. By the end, you will see a clear path to getting out of “urgent” mode so you can spend time thinking about and pursuing your most cherished goals. The audience will learn:
Customized Small Group Workshops One-Day Workshop Workshop participants will receive content-related pre-work assignments, workbooks, and reinforcement materials. Presentations classes are limited to 6 attendees per session. Two-Day Workshop This is the extended version of the One-Day Program described above.
The two-day option is only available for the presentations class.
Videotaping is mandatory. |
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