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Posted by Sava on August 28th , 2019
career choices for me
Farid Premani, after changing his career eight times in a row became serial entrepreneur and realized that identification of oneself is very important especially if done, at correct age one just not only saves time, money and resources but is also ahead of others in game. People are confused at high school level being a teenager but also graduates from all walks of life and aspiring entrepreneurs find it confusing either. While, those who by chance became lucky still miss this gap after spending their age , time and so called announced career commitments. It's hard to find one's passion hence Career Counseling and Assessment is very vital.
It's about identifying one's passion, understanding and learning your best traits from your parent's observations. Undergoing genetic counseling, grasping family's career historic trends is also very dire to create financial advantage.
Hence this tedious exercise takes time, energy and mentorship. We only take limited students each year since this process takes from minimum 3 to 6 months as required.
Farid Premani is an educationist. Ph.D. (ongoing) in Educational Psychology along with nominee for Guinness Book of World Record for conducting the largest number of Career Assessments globally in a day. He has been TED speaker, author of four best-selling books with the popular niche speaking engagements training over 20 ,000 career aptitude test taken so far in subjects like Social entrepreneurship, Explore the inner you, Career Mapping, Career Psychometric, Think and win! Farid also has diverse interest in digital businesses and most of his businesses are based on creating educational impact in Early Childhood Development (UOECD) , Continuing education being the founder of Texas school of continuing education and recruitment, Successful radio show host namely Ignite the Spark.
Never underestimate the importance of building rapport because it is the key ingredient to successful coaching. The capacity in which you build rapport determines how well you build a solid relationship with your clients.
A successful coach must understand the client's view of the world. To truly understand and appreciate the client's worldview, the coach must detach from personal and professional bias. Successful detachment can only be manifested when the client's best interest is put first. In order to view the relationship from what is the termed the 'second-person? perspective, the coach must actually place himself in the perspective of the client. The second-person position allows the coach to remove himself from the center of attention. This technique requires skill and practice.
There are several techniques used to build rapport. The first technique is called the well-formed outcome. It is used to establish the client's needs and to secure a certain level of knowledge about the client's perspective. When establishing rapport, the coach will ask a series of questions such as:
What are your expectations of this coaching relationship?
Why are these expectations important to you?
What will these expectations give you once you've fulfilled them?
When do you expect to see results?
How will you know when you've received results?
While asking these questions , the coach should reaffirm the response by ?parrot phrasing?. This is a technique, which restates the client has said. For example, the client may respond, ?I expect to have an honest relationship with my coach?.
The coach then says: ?I've heard you say that an honest relationship with your coach is what you expect.?
Unlike paraphrasing, the coach does not change the context or intent of the message but reaffirms it and reassures the client that heshe is listening.
When using the well-formed outcome and parrot phrasing , the coach may also choose to match the client's body gestures. This will help the client feel a sense of connection with the coach. Body matching can be as easy as matching the client's voice, tone or pitch during the conversation, or as complex as matching the client's breathing and body movements.
Successful implementation of these techniques requires a lot of practice and patience.
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Skin Wart Removal 聳 Frogs and Skin Warts Health Articles | August 6, 2011
When I was a little girl I was told that if you touch a frog or toad you would get warts. To make matters worse if the frog or toad urinated on your skin you would get warts. I have never liked frogs or toads and was kind of afraid of them. Of course, when you get older in science class you had to dissect frogs. I never asked the teacher if I touched the dead frog would I get warts. The reality is that is an , 聯Old Wives Tale聰. Warts are contagious viruses.
It is funny how somethings you are told as a child you never forget. The old wives tale, if you touch a frog or toad you can get warts. If a frog or toad urinated on your skin you will get warts.聽 I never wanted to get close enough to a frog or toad to find out. The reality is the skin warts are caused by human viruses, not by toads or frog. The human virus that causes warts, 聽papillomavirus or HPV. Wart is contagious. Warts tend to be on the hands, legs , feet, face or genitals. Differences between warts and skin tags are warts are viruses and skin tags are benign tumors. Moles are cell clusters called, melanocytes. Moles are not viruses.
Cause of Skin Warts:
-Warts are a contagious virus. Coming in contact with the wart-causing virus can be months before the wart appears. People get warts from other people but it does not only have to be direct contact. Examples: shaking hands, typing on a common office type keyboard, gym towel previously used by a person with warts.
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