DALE CARNEGIE COURSE
Effective Communications & Human Relations
CLASS NO: D0511-16 INSTRUCTOR: CELESTE LIM/BEN PEH
DAY/ TIME: WED /6:30 P.M.
SESSION 2
Greetings!
We are successfully underway on our Dale
Carnegie Course journey!
Thanks for a great start, building our
confidence with name remembering and
setting our sights on some powerful,
positive visions!
Remember, your vision is your should be
picture for living an intentional life over the
next 12 weeks. Your upcoming
commitments should be focused toward
your vision.
Please continue to practice the
Conversation stack and techniques in
name remembering.
Whether you think you can or think you cant
Youre absolutely right.
~Ralph Waldo Emerson~
Suggested Reading Assignments:
How to Win Friends and Influence People
Preface and Part One, Chapters 1-3
How to Stop Worrying and Start Living
Part One, Chapters 1-3
The Quick and Easy Way to Effective Speaking
Part One, Chapters 1-3. Also read Chapter
12, page 226, on how to accept an award
Remember Names booklet- Resource
Section
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Preparing for Next Session
Part A. Build on our Memory Skills and
Enhance Relationships
Learn to apply a process for memory
improvement
Become familiar with principles for
improving human relations
Identify opportunities for improved
relationships
Memorize the numbers and permanent peg
words on page 2.4. One-Run, Two-Zoo,
Three-Tree, etc.
Part B. Increase Self-Confidence
Use personal (childhood incident) or
professional experiences to
communicate more confidently
Communicate with more clarity and
conciseness
Discover how past experiences influence
behavior
Prepare a 2-minute report on a specific
incident from your childhood or
professional life that was a defining
moment. The incident should be one that
had a significant impact or has a
connection to who you are today.
(Think of several character strengths that
you possess right now, e.g. truthful,
committed, passionate, loyal, courageous,
team player, etc. How did you develop that
strength? How did it become clear to you
that you wanted it or have it? Tell us a story
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Effective Communications & Human Relations

that relates to one of those character

strengths.)

Read page 2.14 and complete page 2.15 to

prepare your report. Practice it too! Make Up Opportunities:
Please bring your written breakthrough To achieve maximum benefit from the
plan/vision form with you next week and course, we recommend that every
remember to keep a copy for yourself in participant attend 100% of the 12 sessions.
your manual, pages 1.9 -1.10. 10 of 12 sessions are required for
graduation and continuing education
credits. You can make-up a session
anywhere in the world, at no additional
costs. For more information, call us at
Note:
6220 3836
Something to ponder as you are preparing
your visions: "How important is it to know Questions?
what you want and where you're going?
A study of the graduates of one Harvard Please call our consultants at 6220 3836
class 30 years later says it all:
80 percent had no specific goals, 15
percent had ones they only thought about
and 5 percent had written goals (dreams
with deadlines). The 5 percent measured
by net assets, had not only surpassed the
goals they wrote down for themselves, but
as a group, had more net worth than the
other 95 percent combined."
(This is from Speaker's Sourcebook II in the
Chicken Soup for College Students book)

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