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课程名称：发挥您的优势（Playing to Your Strengths）由StandOut®提供 课程概述：该课程旨在帮助专业人士提升工作和生活中的生产力与专注力，通过培养以优势为基础的思维方式，发挥他们的最大贡献。课程基于Marcus Buckingham的六部分影视系列《想要的长号演奏者》（Trombone Player Wanted），为期六周，包含视频演示、实践模拟、课程指南和反思活动，激励学员识别自己的优势并将其融入日常生活。 课程以一个年轻男孩想要改变的动人故事为核心，运用建立自己乐团的隐喻，每节课都是一次“排练”，让学员可以： - 聆听对上节课的反馈 - 观看不超过10分钟的《想要的长号演奏者》系列视频 - 实践所学内容 - 运用“学习指南”和“乐团地图”进行自我反思 “发挥您的优势”说明了当人们有机会发挥自己的优势时，每个人都能受益：个人可以做更多喜爱的事情；团队领导可以提升团队成员的表现；组织则能实现更好的业务成果。 这是一个初学者课程，适合有兴趣构建优势思维的学习者。成功完成课程需要自我反思的意愿和开放的心态，努力将带来积极和充实的回报。通过课程学习，您将能够： - 识别自己的优势，并在个人或工作场合展示出来 - 分享、倾听和学习他人的优势 - 激发对话并通过提出相关问题来阐述自己的优势 - 创建持久的习惯，并将其置于相关的乐团地图上 课程大纲： 第1周：介绍发挥您的优势。了解那些限制自己的迷思和信念，以及发挥自身优势的重要性。 第2周：识别并详细描述自己的优势。 第3周：识别能够让您发挥优势的情境，并规划如何做出最大的贡献。 第4周：识别削弱自己的活动，并学会减少在这些活动上的时间投入。 第5周：向他人解释自己的优势，并讨论他人如何依赖于您。 第6周：连接所学内容，优先考虑将优势作为日常贡献的一部分，分享给他人。 通过完成这个课程，您将能够更好地理解自身的强项，并在生活和工作中加以利用。
Part: 1
Title:Playing to Your Strengths - Week 1
Description:Welcome to Playing to Your Strengths Week 1! This course is designed for individuals who want to make their greatest contributions at work and in life by embracing a strengths-based mindset. Based on the six-part film series Trombone Player Wanted from Marcus Buckingham, this course will inspire you to identify your strengths and make them a vital and sustainable part of your everyday life. By the end of this week, you will be able to describe myths and beliefs holding you back and the importance of playing to your strengths most of the time.
Part: 2
Title:Playing to Your Strengths - Week 2
Description:Welcome to Playing to Your Strengths Week 2! I hope Week 1 was a success for you and learning what's getting in the way of your playing to your strengths most of the time has been discovered. By the end of this week, you will be able to identify and describe your strengths in detail.
Part: 3
Title:Playing to Your Strengths - Week 3
Description:Welcome to Playing to Your Strengths Week 3! I hope Week 2 brought insight into what makes you feel strong. By the end of this week, you will be able to recognize situations that help you call upon your strengths and plan ways to make your greatest contribution.
Part: 4
Title:Playing to Your Strengths - Week 4
Description:Welcome to Playing to Your Strengths Week 4! I hope during Week 3, you made preparations to call upon your strengths and now have a complete understanding of what makes you feel strong. By the end of this week, you will be able to identify activities that weaken you and refrain from investing too much time in those activities.
Part: 5
Title:Playing to Your Strengths - Week 5
Description:Welcome to Playing to Your Strengths Week 5! I hope Week 4 was a success as you reflected on what weakens you. By the end of this week, you will be able to explain your strengths to others and discuss ways in which they can rely on you the most.
Part: 6
Title:Playing to Your Strengths - Week 6
Description:Welcome to Playing to Your Strengths Week 6! We're in the final stretch. Hopefully by now, you have identified what makes you feel strong, what weakens you, how to call upon your strengths, and share them with others. By the end of this week, you will be able to connect everything you've learned and prioritize your strengths as a daily contribution to yourself and people around you.
Playing to Your Strengths is designed for any professional individual striving to be more productive and more focused today than they were yesterday and those who want to make their greatest contributions at work and in life by embracing a strengths-based mindset. Based on the six-part film series Trombone Player Wanted from Marcus Buckingham, this 6-week course includes video demonstrations, practice simulations, a course guide, and reflection activities that will inspire you to identify your strengths and make them a vital and sustainable part of your everyday life. Leaning into the powerful story of a young boy who wants to make a change, this course centers on the metaphor of building your own orchestra, with each lesson serving as its own “Rehearsal” that allows you to: • LISTEN to responses from the previous lesson • WATCH a 10 min or less video in the Trombone Player Wanted series • PRACTICE applying what you’ve learned • PLAY your part, using the "Learning Guide" and “Orchestra Map” to capture your self-reflection Playing to Your Strengths illustrates that when people get the chance to put their strengths to work, everyone wins: individuals, who get to do more of what they love; team leaders, who get better performance out of team members; and organizations, which see better business outcomes as a result. This is a beginner's course, intended for learners with an interest in building a strengths-based mindset. To succeed in this course, you should be willing to self-reflect and open to shifting perspectives. Making the effort will result in a positive and fulfilling response. By the end of this course, you will be able to: • Identify your strengths and demonstrate them individually, at work, or in personal situations • Share, listen, and learn from others as you use your identified strengths • Stimulate conversation and articulate your strengths by asking relevant questions • Create habits that stick as you keep them at the forefront of your correlating Orchestra Map
