Events

23 June 2009

Seminar on Turning Stress into a Motivational Force

Sometimes, life can get you down. Difficulties at work, the economic downturn, corporate downsizing... all these factors can be extremely troubling. However, by using the power of motivational energy you can become a high performer, even under the most trying circumstances.

All good salespeople know that they can only succeed if they are truly motivated and believe in their product. If you act in a motivated way, your actions become powerful and effective. To sustain high performance, you need more than just a sharp intellect—physical strength and emotional intelligence are crucial too.

Attend this seminar to learn ways to cope with negative stress and techniques to jumpstart your energy and enthusiasm from a renowned master in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).

Topics

Gain understanding of the "mind, body and emotions" system that triggers the stress response
Learn the techniques of visualisation and "Mission Positive"
Re-define the meaning of stress
Acquire the skills to transform stress into positive energy
Find out how to use stress effectively to achieve your desired outcome

Date

23 June 2009 (Tuesday)

Time

7pm - 8:30pm

Venue

Exhibition Hall, 4/F, The Hong Kong Productivity Council
78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
(View map of venue)

Admission

Free for CareerTimes.com.hk members
(Tickets will be allocated through a random computerised draw)

Registration Deadline

18 June 2009 (Thursday)

Speaker

Dr Alex Cheung
Professional Training & Strategy Ltd

Language

Cantonese

Enquiries

mkt@careertimes.com.hk

Speaker

Dr Alex Cheung, FCMI, FHKIoD, has more than 30 years' experience in business management. He is a fellow of many professional bodies and is also an advisor to a number of universities, both in Hong Kong and abroad. As a respected master neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) trainer, specialising in behavioural psychology in management applications, Dr Cheung has extensive experience and expertise, as well as a commitment to serving the community. Participants find that his inspirational and practical workshops often help them put their jobs or careers into a new perspective.

Remark

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