Secrets to Leading with Assertiveness
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This 3-hour course includes 90 minutes of live online instruction and 90 minutes of self-directed learning.
Successful leaders are assertive leaders. How can someone who isn’t naturally assertive become more so to be effective? Where is the line between assertive behavior and passive or aggressive behavior and why are the distinctions so important? Assertive leaders are forthcoming about their needs and are considerate of the rights and needs of others.
In this program, you will learn to build on your strengths, advocate for what you need to be successful, and use the right language to do so. You will learn strategies to boost your confidence, tips to build assertiveness, and the Dale Carnegie principles of cooperation to influence and effectively lead your team.
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Objectives:
What You’ll Learn
Learn to be assertive without appearing aggressive when dealing with challenging circumstances. Discover how to navigate difficult situations with confidence, and how to say “no” (but nicely!) Apply 10 tips to become assertive in order to build influence and cooperation among peers and your team.
Why You Want To Learn It
Assertive leaders are forthcoming about their needs, yet are considerate of the rights and needs and of others. You'll gain dexterity and grace in dealing with new or trying situations. Most importantly, you’ll discover how to persuade in a manner that doesn’t offend or create conflict.
How It Will Help You
Addressing difficult situations assertively and diplomatically, builds your image as a strong, fair-minded, leader. Boldly deal with difficult situations with composure. Strengthen your relationships and enable positive results through effective communication.
At the end of this session, you will be able to:
- Identify the differences between passive, assertive and aggressive behaviors
- Navigate difficult situations with confidence
- Apply cushions and a “Say No!” formula
- Use 10 tips to become more assertive
