Learning Materials
Each one of our programs is supported by complete set of
learning materials. Participants have all the information
and instructions they need during the workshop and take away
valuable reference tools that reinforce and extend their learning.
A sampling of our materials is shown below.
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 Productivity
Workbook. Enables participants to apply LIFO® productivity
strategies to their own unique strengths and styles and
serves as review and reinforcement. Includes the LIFO®
Survey, illustrative charts and summary tables, and step-by-step
exercises for skill practice. It confirms personal strengths,
areas of potential excess, and techniques for developing
greater versatility and overcoming blind-spots in planning,
problem solving, and decision making.
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 Interpersonal
Communication Workbook. Enables participants to apply
communication strategies to key relationships. It builds
skills for recognizing others’ most preferred ways
of communicating
and translating one’s message to match. Includes
the LIFO® Communications Survey for identifying another
person's communication patterns under both favorable and
stressful conditions. Also contains communication models
and summary tables that show how to communicate in groups
and with key people. Exercises develop skills for communicating
more effectively despite stylistic differences. |
 LIFO
Strength Feedback Chart. Provides constructive input from
others about how to become more productive. For use both
during and after the workshop. Feedback includes observed
strengths and strengths to use more of and less of. Provides
the individual participant with a simple blueprint for
performance improvement. |
 Communication
Strategies Slide-A-Style. An on-the-job "slide-rule"
for improved communication. Moving the slide indicates
what people with different communication styles want to
know and how best to communicate with employees or bosses
of each style. |
 Compatibility
Strategies Combine-A-Style. The fast and easy way to find
solutions to problems in key relationships and groups
in the workshop and on the job. Illustrates impact of
similarities and differences of style combinations. Moving
the slide reveals the benefits, problems, and solutions
of each style combination. Helps to improve team performance,
key relationships, and individual productivity. |
 The
Name of Your Game. A 300 page reference book by Dr. Stuart
Atkins that reinforces the workshop and extends the participants'
learning. |
Online Learning Materials
In addition to the above printed learning materials, we offer
the following online learning tools:
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