Description
COURSE SUMMARY
Communication is an everyday occurrence. Sometime we communicate very effective but sadly, many times the communication is negative causing tension and conflict. All of us need improved methods of expressing the love we feel. Simple Communication for Complicated People provides a structure while challenging existing communication methods.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
• Know the object of education.
• Appreciate the value of introspection.
• Label the difference between competitive and active listening.
• Define the rules of active listening
• Appreciate the value of active listening in all areas of life.
• Identify communication through body language.
• Differentiate active listening from judgment.
• Appreciating the value of the successful use of anger
• Predicting the harmful results from absolute statements
• Define the basis of successful negotiations
• Learning and appreciating value of the mood chart
• Value the management of anger
• Demonstrate the harmful effects caused by absolute statements
• Appreciate the basis of successful negotiations.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
David Walton Earle, LPC combines his counseling skills with his twenty-plus-years of executive management experience into a powerful matrix called Business Coaching. Using this technique, Earle assist leaders to increase their leadership effectiveness through people skills. He is also a teacher, trainer, author, counselor, and alternative dispute professional.
Earle earned a Master’s of Science in Counseling from Texas A&M and has held executive management positions in various fields including industrial construction, private investment banking, and corporate trouble shooting. He is now the president of the Earle Company, an organization dedicated to change.
As an author:
Self-published six others books: What To Do While You Count To 10, Gilligan’s Notes, Simple Communications for Complicated People, and Love is Not Enough. In addition there are three workbooks entitled The Wisdom of the Twelve Steps a separate book for each of the first three steps. Earle also wrote a three-book self-help poetry trilogy: Professor of Pain, Iron Mask, and Red Roses ‘n Pinstripes.
Future work: Contents of a Small Boy’s Pocket has a target publishing of the 4th quarter of 2016.
Co-authored books on leadership: Leadership-Helping Others Succeed and Extreme Leadership and a coauthored joke book entitled, You Might Need a Therapist if… scheduled for publication in the 1st quarter of 2016.
Earle has been on the panel as a mediator and/or arbitrator for various organizations such as U.S. Federal Court-Middle District, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), Financial Industry Regulator Authority (FINRA), and the Louisiana Supreme Court. He was on the faculty of the University of Phoenix for over 10 years.
His trademarked motto is My Life Ill Change When I Change™; he enjoys tennis and he lives in Baton Rouge with his wife, Penny, and their dog, Fletcher.