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This document summarizes a presentation on leadership and self-control given by Mia Moody-Ramirez. It discusses how self-control is important for success and defines self-control as the ability to control one's emotions, desires, and behaviors. It provides examples of situations that can cause people to lose self-control, like workplace pet peeves. Additionally, it explores the importance of self-control in the work environment and having balance.
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Self control slide presentation
- 1. Leadership & Self-Control Presented by Mia Moody-Ramirez, Ph.D., Baylor Journalism, PR & New Media Leadership Lunch & Learn
- 2. Leadership & Self-Control Presented by Mia Moody-Ramirez, Ph.D., Baylor Journalism, PR & New Media About Me JPRNM Graduate Program Director Mother of three Associate Professor Researcher Texas Native
- 3. Control: Janet Jackson • “When I was 17 I did what people told me!” • “Did what my father said, and let my mother mold me” • “But that was long ago” • “I've got my own mind” • “Wanna make my own decisions”
- 4. Self-Control I am a grown up, now what????
- 6. Self-Control How do you define self-control?
- 7. Definition
- 8. Examples
- 11. The importance of balance
- 12. The importance of Self-Control • The Bible stresses the importance of self control, emphasizing the importance of patience. • God is ultimately the one in control.
- 13. What makes you lose self-Control? Let's look at some common situations in life that tend to upset people encourage them to lose control. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_lZueerXR0
- 14. The Importance of Self Control We may have all experienced a time when our faith was not a testimony. For example, you may have blown up at work or you may know someone who frequently blows up at work. What are some examples?
- 15. Office Pet Peeves In general • People who chew with their mouths open • People who talk during movies • People who drop by unannounced
- 16. Good Versus Bad Responses How we want to respond How we should respond
- 17. Self-Control in the Work Environment Example • Where have you seen self-control enhance the work environment. • Areas where a lack of self-control destroys the work environment.
- 18. Self-Control in the Work Environment Group Discussion (in groups of four answer the following questions): • How can we encourage employees who are practicing self-control? • How can we come along beside those who potentially need improvement (those who overreact, foster conflict, impede progress, anger easily)? • What are some examples? • What is the take away from the group discussion?
- 19. Self-Control in the Work Environment What is the takeaway?
- 20. Self-Control in the Work Environment Questions?
Editor's Notes
- It is easy when people tell you what to do. At some point, we have to make our own decisions. This is when self control becomes.
- https://www.lds.org/media-library/images/mormonad-smart-mouth-1118278?lang=eng
- But when we think of control as it relates to the fruit of the spirit, we think of love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness and gentleness. But we often leave out self-control.
- But in Proverbs 25:28, self control is described in this manner.
- You want to have balance with the 12 fruit of the spirit. The fruit of the Spirit is the result of the Holy Spirit's presence and working in the lives of maturing believers and is itemized in Galatians 5:22-23.
- You want to have balance with the 12 fruit of the spirit. The fruit of the Spirit is the result of the Holy Spirit's presence and working in the lives of maturing believers and is itemized in Galatians 5:22-23.
- You want to have balance with the 12 fruit of the spirit. The fruit of the Spirit is the result of the Holy Spirit's presence and working in the lives of maturing believers and is itemized in Galatians 5:22-23.
- Taking a step back Prayer Mediator Deep breath Meditation