Develop a Growth Mindset Through Resilience and Grit
- Traditional Classroom: 1-day
- Virtual Instructor-led: Two 3-3.5 hour sessions; Three 2-hour sessions
In this highly interactive session, we will explore the concepts of a growth mindset and resilience within the context of your own career development. The goal of this course is to enable you to develop a growth mindset as a foundation for sustaining your personal resilience and well-being.
Target Audience
Individuals who will benefit from this course include managers, leaders, team leads, project managers, team members, and anyone looking to develop a growth mindset.
Learning Objectives
- Distinguish between positive stress, negative stress, and burnout.
- Describe the physiological impact of chronic stress.
- Utilize various tools and techniques to regulate your emotional responses.
- Distinguish between your internal locus of control and external events.
- Create a personal strength-based resilience map.
- Articulate the impact of mindset on effort, engagement, and outcomes.
- Identify and counteract personal thinking traps and limiting beliefs.
- Leverage a 5-pillar model of resilience to enhance well-being.
Course Outline
Key Definitions and Concepts
- Kickoff Question: What Is the Relationship Between Mental Health and Physical Health?
- A Holistic Model of Resilience — 5 Pillars
- Coping Skills
- Making/Finding Meaning
- Physical Well-Being
- Emotional Health
- Social Support
- Class Activity: Factors Driving Your Stress Level
Positive and Negative Stress
- Definitions
- Stress or Burnout?
The Biology of Stress
- Emotions, the Triune Brain, and the Amygdala Hijack
- Self-Regulation Strategies
- Class Activity: 4-7-8 Breathing
- Group Breakout Activity: Emotional Self-Awareness and Regulation
Building and Sustaining Resilience
- Strategies
- Individual and Group Breakout Activity: 4S Resilience Map
Grit, Mindset, and Locus of Control
- What’s in Your Locus of Control?
- Responding to Stressful Events
- Shifting Perspective
- Individual and Group Breakout Activity: Closed Door, Open Door
Overcoming the Brain’s Negativity Bias
- Identifying Unhelpful Thinking Patterns (Fixed Mindset)
- Individual and Group Activity: Dismantling Thinking Traps
Living Mindfully
- What Is Mindfulness?
- 5 Activities to Do Mindfully
Fostering Social Support
Cultivating Physical Well-Being
- Visualization and Relaxation Techniques
- Diet, Sleep, and Exercise
Wrap up and Next Steps
MDV1476 Course Code
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