Freelancer Futuristics Series - Stress : Neuro-economic analysis and tips for self-discipline
Course summary
Description In this webinar, you will find an objective and root-cause analysis of stress and its benefits and harm, ranging from productivity loss to complete burn-out. From the root cause analysis, a listing of pressure points will be listed followed by management of the underlying causes, not the symptoms alone. You will be empowered to manage stress in a healthier way. Further development: Feb 10, 2012 Freelancer Futuristics Series - Geopolitics : Future economies and their needs : How to use this for one' s advantage ? Feb 17, 2012 Freelancer Futuristics Series - Leadership : From a worker to a Life-Designer or Li-Der - How to Feb 24, 2012 Freelancer's Futuristics Series - Assets : Perishable Cash / asset to appreciating revenue streams - How to Mar 2, 2012 Freelancer's Futuristics Series : Self-image and reputation : internals and externals of one's self-image as a professional Target audience Freelancers - Too busy with work Freelancers - Working harder but not getting proportionate return (income and quality leisure) Freelancers - Social complaints leading to very limited social life Freelancers - Suffering heath related issues that can be directly related to work-place stress Freelancers - No time to do marketing because of work-load Freelancers - No time left to plan for mid and/or long term future Learning objectives Identifying sources of internal stress : potential, manifest and past Identifying sources of external stress : technology management, information (and aspiration) overload, type of work / client, timezone At the end of the course, you will see and feel 'stress' in a new way and in a little detached manner and that itself will allow you to de-stress considerably. Followed by certain age-old but profound practices that will instill a discipline that will remain a lifetime antidote of stress. Prerequisites None Program Click to expand 1. Unique reasons for a freelancer being stressful 2. Neural games our mind plays with us 3. Neural film-shows of past and future our mind projects to distract us 4. Economic : The discipline of Saying NO 5. Economic : The discrimination between profit and wealth 6. Economic : The discrimination between perishable, single-shot service to perpetual revenue stream 7. Understanding Opportunity cost and not foregoing larger opportunity for immediate or short term gains Virtual platform system requirements Click to expand ProZ.com videos require a current flash player. Update here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ With low bandwidth Internet connections the video playback may buffer and load slowly, in this case we recommend you wait the whole or most part of the video to load before playing. Registration and payment information Click to expand Price: 15.00 USD Click on the buy button on the right to purchase your seat Participation fee includes unlimited access to the recording. How do I purchase the video? To purchase your seat at this session please click on the "buy" button. After your payment is received, your status will be changed to “registered and paid” and an invoice and receipt of payment will be sent to you for your records. How do I access the video? Once the payment is processed you will be able to watch the video here. Created by Pritam Bhattacharyya View feedback | View all courses
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