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The New Business of ParadigmsTM
by Joel Barker
Wealth, Innovation & Diversity
by Joel Barker
Leadershift
by Joel Barker
Tactics of Innovation
by Joel Barker
Celebrate What's Right
With The WorldTM.by Dewitt Jones
Everyday Creativity
by Dewitt Jones
The Spirit At Work
by James Autry
Life & Work
by James Autry
Love & Profit
by James Autry
Character is Destiny
by Russell Gough
The Vision of Teams
by Ann Bancroft
The Encouraging Manager
by Lead Dog Productions
Sales is Not a Dirty Word
by Broadview Media
The Truth Series
by Vision Point
Are You With Me
by CMD Publishing
Do I Know You
by CMD Publishing
It's Your Call
by CMD Publishing
Taking C.A.R.E. of Business
by CMD Publishing
Working Without A Script
By Second City Communications
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The
New Business of ParadigmsTM
by Joel Barker© 2001 Joel Barkers The New Business of Paradigms retains the same powerful stories and examples from the original program, but repackages them with a current look and feel. When you purchase Joel Barkers The New Business of Paradigms, you will receive this timely new program that we call The Classic Edition, plus a second program, The 21st Century Edition, absolutely free! This edition offers all new examples and stories to illustrate recent paradigm shifts. With two new programs on change, your training opportunities are limitless. Key Learning Points: Materials Included |
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Wealth Innovation & Diversity by
Joel Barker © 2000 Wealth Innovation & Diversity takes you on a journey to understand a fundamental truth: Without diversity, there can be no innovation; without innovation there can be no new wealth. In other words, diversity is not just the right thing to do, it's your source of greatest potential. Hosted by the best-selling author Joel Barker, Wealth, Innovation & Diversity contends that your organization will experience long-lasting success only when you hire, promote and encourage people different than yourself. Barker shares how organizations that do not reap the benefits of diversity are destined to stagnate and eventually . . . fail. He draws from history, science and business, against such backdrops as Machu Picchu's ruins, a farm in Ireland, skyscrapers in Singapore, and the forests and plains of America. Wealth, Innovation & Diversity will prove to be a broad-based foundational program for many of your training needs. The video is fully supported by comprehensive support materials created to offer flexible learning options to meet a wide range of needs. Included are five All-At-Once Viewing Options, as well as a a ready-to-use, customizable workshop that can be conducted in one 3-hour or three 1-hour sessions. Materials include a step-by-step facilitator guide, workbooks and reusable session materials on CD-ROM. These materials were written and developed by Debbe Kennedy. To view how the Wealth, Innovation & Diversity video and comprehensive training materials can solve a wide array of your training needs (click here). Wealth, Innovation & Diversity
video and support materials are also available to license for company
intranet access. A turn-key diversity training package with many options. Key Learning Points: |
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Leadershift
by Joel Barker © 1999 The concept of leadership is changing. Leadershift: Five Lessons for Leaders in the 21st Century explores these shifts and offers five concepts that will improve the performance of any leader.. Using bridge-building as a metaphor, futurist Joel Barker teaches us that, more than anything else, the 21st century leader will build bridges . . . bridges built of hope and ideas and opportunities. Bridges that help us move from where we are to where we need to be. Using inspiring locations and vivid stories, Leadershift motivates every leader, and aspiring leader, to develop the skills needed to lead his or her organization into the 21st century. Five Lessons for the 21st Century: |
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Tactics
of Innovation by Joel Barker © 1998 Tactics of Innovation explores a problem that plagues organizations everywhere, why smart people reject good ideas. In this landmark video, Joel Barker goes on location to share stories on why people say "no" to new ideas. More important, he introduces a ten step strategy on how to remove barriers between new ideas and people who naturally resist change. These tactics will dramatically increase the acceptance of any kind of idea Why is it important to understand Tactics of Innovation? Because, "it is natural and logical for people to resist change," says Joel Barker. New ideas upset the balance and change makes things difficult. Only by developing the ability to present your idea from the users point of view will you be able to achieve success. Tactics of Innovation is an important message for business, nonprofit, government, education, healthcare - any organization that wishes to not only discover new ideas, but bring them into practice. Key Learning Points: |
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Celebrate
What's Right With The WorldTM
by Dewitt Jones © 2001 Celebrate Whats Right With The World TM
teaches what a powerful force having a vision of possibilities can be for
you. Do you have a vision for your organization? More importantly, do you
have one for yourself? One that gets you excited every morning and keeps
you open to possibilities.In this new video Dewitt Jones asks do we choose to see possibilities? Do we really believe theyre there? He assures us that we will see it only when we believe it. And when we believe it, we connect with a vision that opens us to possibilities and gives us the courage to soar. Celebrate Whats Right With The World TM
provides practical guidelines for applying the seven key concepts, even
in the face of critics and challenges. Stunning photography and powerful
dialogue also help us see how we can approach our lives with celebration,
confidence and grace.Dewitt Jones is one of Americas top professional photographers. In his twenty-year career with National Geographic, Dewitt lived the vision of "celebrating whats right with the world." He found that the creative tools he employed as a photographer had an even deeper application when applied directly to his personal and professional life. Each program comes complete with a comprehensive leaders guide, participant workbook, PowerPoint presentation CD-ROM, and pocket reminder cards. Seven Key Concepts: |
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Everyday
Creativity by Dewitt Jones © 1999 Everyday Creativity teaches a surprising truth about creativity - that it's not a magical, mysterious occurrence, but a ready tool that enables you to look at the ordinary and see the ... extraordinary. Hosted by photojournalist Dewitt Jones, longtime National Graphic photographer and Academy Award nominated director, Everyday Creativity shares Jones' inspirational stories, memorable locations, and stunning examples of his work. You'll feel inspired and encouraged to apply his simple, yet powerful creativity techniques to all of your everyday challenges. And, without a doubt, your new solutions will mean the difference between just getting by and being successful. Each Everyday Creativity package includes a comprehensive leader's guide, participant workbook, PowerPoint presentation on CD-ROM, and pocket reminder cards - everything you'll need to begin training. Everyday Creativity is one of the most empowering video's I have
ever seen. It has the ability to go beyond today into the future.
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Spirit
At Work by James Autry © 2001 Have you ever been connected with a group of people who were faced with an almost impossible task? Perhaps together you put in the extra effort to get the new product out. You pulled together and set aside ego and title, just rolled up your sleeves and got the job done. It felt great. Wouldnt it be wonderful to connect like this everyday This is easier said than done. In this new video, The Spirit at Work, best selling author James Autry offers a perspective that can help. His ideas are down to earth and useful. He contends that it all depends on five ways of being. These five principles will allow us to nurture our own Spirit at Work. "There is no business; there are only people. Business exists only among people and for people. Seems simple enough, but not enough people seem to get it." James A. Autry Key Concepts Substantial discounts available for Education, Non-profits,
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Life
& Work by James Autry © 1995 During his twenty-eight years as a business leader, James Autry learned and practiced the art of caring leadership on a day-to-day, person to person basis. In Life & Work: A Managers Search for Meaning, Autry explores with breathtaking insight and sensitivity the emotional and spiritual issues involved in manageing a work force. In a pressurized atmosphere of downsizing, restructuring and intense competition, management must be viewed as an act of faith - and every job should reinforce an employees sense of work and dignity. With courageous candor, Life & Work addresses the most troublesome challenges that arise in both work and life and offers invaluable guidance toward the successful integration of who we are and how we live with what we do. Key Concepts |
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Love
& Profit by James Autry © 1994 During his twenty-eight years as a business leader, James Autry learned and practiced the art of caring leadership on a day-to-day, person to person basis. In Love & Profit he shares his insights and offers an inspiring model to live by. Love & Profit combines Autrys homespun storytelling with his thought provoking business poetry. You will find honesty, pain, and passion as he helps you understand what it means to really care about the people you serve. Love & Profit shows the value and practical application of creating a caring environment where individuals are given the opportunity to thrive. Key Concepts will make it up. the same. |
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Character
Is Destiny by Author and Ethics Professor Russell W. Gough. © 2000 Pick up any newspaper, watch any news program or read any business magazine, and the topic of character crops up. Why is character so often discussed? And why do experts believe a strong character is vital to the long-term success, the destiny,of every individual and every organization? Doing the right thing, every time, is the vision of Character is Destiny, a new video training tool by Star Thrower Distribution. Hosted by national ethics expert Russell W. Gough, Character is Destiny: "Character is Destiny reminded me that ethical conduct
is not only a matter of the way in which we reach the key decisions in
our lives, but more importantly, how the actions we take communicate to
others who we truly are. Key Learning Points: |
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The
Vision of Teams by Ann Bancroft © 1998 The Vision of Teams is a compelling, real life story that illustrates how creating a shared vision and coming together to learn as a team can result in accomplishing the extraordinary. Hosted by polar explorer Ann Bancroft, this program recounts the journey of the first American Women's Expedition to ski across Antarctica to the South Pole. It is also about how individuals can learn to come together and become a smooth running team. The task for this team was unique, but the lesson to be learned are universal for members of any team. The Vision of Teams will inspire groups of people, and challenge them to grow beyond team building to develop focused, high energy, learning teams that can reach beyond their goals. Key Learning Points: |
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Encouraging Manager by Lead Dog Productions © 1999 The multiple award winning Encouraging Manager, explores what it takes to create an environment where everyone can do their best, without fear. This U.S. International Film and Video Festival "Silver Screen Award" winning, and N.Y. International Film Video Festival program finalist offers clever workplace scenarios, often humorous visuals, and simple yet powerful training points anyone can relate to. Practical action steps help every viewer, from the newly promoted supervisor to the seasoned manager, create a workplace where employees feel empowered, informed, and invaluable. By the programs conclusion, participants will understand the far-reaching impact their encouraging actions can have on others. The Encouraging Manager is a comprehensive training package. Included is a leaders guide, participant workbook, PowerPoint presentation on CD-ROM, and 10 pocket reminder cards everything you need to begin training. If you desire a workplace of creative, enthusiastic team members who work together well and excel individually, order The Encouraging Manager to help your managers and supervisors on their way. Key Learning Points: Encourage employees to participate fully in problem-solving. Demonstrate respect for employees opinions. Put employees good ideas into action Set a tone of honest, open communication. Keep employees in the loop with regular updates. Make sure employees know what is expected of them. Recognize and show appreciation for employees initiative. Maintain a mutually respectful relationship with each employee. Tell employees that you value their contributions. |
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Sales Is Not a Dirty Word by Broadview Media © 2003 The face of sales is changing. . . Sales Is Not a Dirty Word is an innovative training program that helps people understand the basics of consultative selling. Using humorous examples everyone can relate to, Sales is Not a Dirty Word teaches simple, practical sales techniques that can be applied to every client transaction. The film discusses insights into a different approach to selling one based on service and knowledge, rather than an ability to push products. Whether participants are in customer service, new to sales, or seasoned pros, Sales Is Not a Dirty Word will help your employees sell with their customers best interests at heart.
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Truth Series by Vision Point © 2002 The Truth Series was created to offer you four complete training topics presented in a highly entertaining way. The films quickly address important aspects of business professionalism. Each program is less than five minutes long and each training session can be taught in 30 minutes. The intention is to allow you to introduce the concept, show the video, and conduct a group discussion. We believe these topics cover important information but should not take up a whole day of training. The Truth About Email (5:00 min.) More than 130 million people currently use email, sending a whopping 2.1 billion messages per day. While the ease with which email allows us to communicate has helped us become more productive, it can also cause problems. Key Learning Points: The Truth About Business Casual (4:00 min.) A majority of organizations have implemented some form of a business casual dress policy. While this gives employees more freedom in choosing how they dress and allows for greater comfort, it also gives rise to some concerns. Key Learning Points: The Truth About The Internet (4:00 min.) About two-thirds of companies currently monitor their employees Internet use. Their concern is well founded. Of course, most employees use the Internet at work for legitimate business purposes. However, those who choose not to can cause real trouble for themselves and their organization. Key Learning Points: The Truth About Customer Service (5:00 min.) Providing excellent customer service is more effective than trying to compensate after-the-fact for poor service. When provided with great customer service, customers are more likely to be satisfied and remain loyal, which benefits everyone in the organization. Key Learning Points: |
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Are
You With Me by CMD Publishing © 2000 Why does there seem to be one set of rules for the way we behave when were physically with other people, and a whole different set of rules for the way we act when were separated, as we are when were on the phone When were with other people, we naturally tend to do what we can
to understand one another, to ensure that were communicating, to
make certain we are making a connection. But when we interact with others
on the phone, its easy to lose touch with the basic rules of common
courtesy. The truth is that, all too often, the telephone becomes an easy
excuse for not connecting with other people. Wouldnt it be great if we all went out of our wayall the
timeto treat each other on the phone the way we naturally know how
to in person. From making and taking calls to transferring calls and putting people
on hold to taking and leaving messages, Are you with me? connects all
the rules of telephone courtesy to a single, simple, easy-to-remember
concept: Treat the person on the other end of the line as though they were right
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Do
I Know You by CMD Publishing © 2000 Too often we make the mistake of thinking that hiring decisions are based on some event, like a good interview or great first impression. But theyre not. See, interviewing and hiring the right new employee for your organization is not just about finding someone, its about getting to know them. Like forming any good new relationship, successful hiring decisions are really based on a combination of facts and feelings, of analyzing the information youve gathered, and listening to what your intuition is telling you. In other words Interviewing is a process, not an event. There are three simple steps you can follow to help you find and get to know that perfect new employee. Theyre called the "Three Ds". Key Learning Points: |
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It's
Your Call by CMD Publishing © 2000 When you think of the times youve had great experiences as a customer, you automatically think of the people who made those experiences happen for you. We all instantly know it when we encounter a remarkable customer service professional, so why is it that some customer service pros just stand out? The simple answer is that great customer service professionals make a
choice: Every day, with every customer, on every call, they choose to
do all they can to make their customers experience as positive as
it can be. In other words, they care. And it isnt just that they
want to care, its that they know how to care. Choose to C.A.R.E.
Deliver remarkable customer service by choosing to be:
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Taking
C.A.R.E. of Business by CMD Publishing © 2000 When you think of the times youve had great experiences as a customer, you automatically think of the people who made those experiences happen for you. We all instantly know it when we encounter a remarkable customer service professional, so why is it that some customer service pros just stand out? The simple answer is that great customer service professionals make a
choice: Every day, with every customer, they choose to do all they can
to make their customers experience as positive as it can be. In
other words, they care. And it isnt just that they want to care,
its that they know how to care.Truly great customer service professionals
have learned that to deliver remarkable customer service, you have to
choose to be:
From greeting customers and gracefully managing several at once, to handling
dissatisfied customers and keeping a fresh outlook at all times, Taking
C.A.R.E. of Business emphasizes personal accountability as it teaches
your employees to actively improve their customer service skills. |
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