Sam Horn returnsby popular demand!
Presenting a seminar for husbands, wives, singles,
and anyone who deals with the public
Full TEAM Ahead!
Sponsored by:
Loma Linda University School of Dentistry
Back by popular demandSam Horn, who
presented the seminar Tongue Fu! during last years
AlumniStudent Convention. After applying the easy-to-follow suggestions
given by Ms. Horn during last years seminar, participants have
commented that they use the knowledge and tools they gained on a daily
basis, and that Ms. Horns suggestions have improved their relationships
both at work and at home.
Would you like to know how to work together cooperatively with people
with vastly different personalities? Would you like to know how to respond
if a co-worker has an Its not my job attitude? Is
there a way to minimize conflict and maximize cooperation?
This years session, Full TEAM Ahead! is based on the
idea that just because people work side-by-side doesnt mean theyre
operating as a team. A group must have seven specific characteristics
to function smoothly. This program identifies those characteristics
and outlines how to provide them so everyone works together more productively
and harmoniously.
Included will be how to:
Persuade people to listen and see each others point of
view
Coach (vs. criticize) performance so everyone learns from their
mistakes
Focus on solutions (instead of fault) when things go wrong
Use verbal tips to diplomatically resolve disagreements
Practice time management tips so team members accomplish more
in less time
Make everyone feel involved, informed, and appreciated
Keep difficult people from ruining your day
Increase understanding with two-way communication
Develop positive group morale and the motivation to give 100
percent
Instructor Sam Horn, who has been called the female Dale Carnegie,
doesnt waste time on theories. She focuses on real-life
ideas that can be used immediately at work and at home, to get along
better with just about anyone, anytime, anywhere. Participants will
walk out with an action plan detailing how they intend to apply these
ideas to improve relationships on and off the job.
Thursday, February 7, 2002
1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Campus Chapel
Admission: $35.00