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Happiness Strategies (AM) & Team Toolkits (PM) - Nov 12thSaturday, November 12, 2011 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM (PT)Millbrae, CA |
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Mark Your Calendar: November 12 -- RSVP
Happiness Strategies & Type Preferences
Morning Program, November 12th, 9:30-12:30
Free admission for 1st-time attendees and members; $30 per guest
3 CEUs free to members; $15/guest
- Examine 12 “Happiness Strategies” & assess which ones best fit your personality Type
- Reflect on times you made a difference and find out the 10 key ways people with similar preferences also made a difference by being themselves
- Create plans to increase your happiness & make a difference at work or in a relationship by consciously using the research-proven key strengths of your core personality Type
Happiness Strategies & Type Preferences: 50% of our happiness is dispositional – basically we are hard-wired to see the world as half empty or half full. Another 10% of our happiness is situational, and the remaining 40% is within our influence or control. One thing all Types tend to have in common is that they find happiness in making a difference. Based on 1,500 stories of people making a difference, our speaker, Greg Huszczo, will help you (and/or your clients) consciously plan to use your natural Type preferences to make a difference more frequently at work and in relationships, and enhance your personal happiness.
Expanding Your Team-Building Toolkit -- RSVP
Afternoon Workshop, November 12th, 1:30 – 3:30
Member fee $15; guest fee $30
2 CEUs free to members; $15/guest
Expanding Your Team-Building Toolkit: The number one use of MBTI© in organizations is to help with team-building efforts. However, as the wise old Chinese philosopher once said, “If your only tool is a hammer, then all your problems look like nails.” Come join us for a dynamic, interactive workshop designed to fill your tool bag with exercises, assessments and other devices to help you serve teams. In this workshop you will:
- Build a kit full of practical ways to help groups of individuals become excellent teams
- Gain innovative ideas on how to take the use of the MBTI© as a team-building and organizational change tool into the 21st century
- Learn about approaches to help teams establish goals, identify talent, clarify roles, commit to effective procedures, enhance interpersonal relations, reinforce team oriented behaviors and nurture diplomatic external relations
Greg Huszczo (INFP) earned his doctorate degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Michigan State University. He has presented at 12 APTi conferences and has coached over 200 organizations as they wrestled with the complicated issues of the people side of change. Greg has written over 60 peer-reviewed articles and papers, and he is the author of 4 books, including Making a Difference by Yourself: Using Personality Type to Find Your Life’s True Purpose, Tools for Team Leadership: Delivering the X Factor in Team eXcellence, and Tools for Team Excellence.
Join us on November 12th at BAAPT's new location: 450 Poplar Avenue, Millbrae
All Members & Guests are asked to RSVP
Walk-in attendees are also welcome
NEW LOOK FOR BAAPT WEBSITE:
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Join us for a new slate of exciting speakers through May 2012
Click here to join BAAPT online
NEW! Webinars for anytime, anywhere access! (free to members; $30 each for non-members; live Q&A 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Pacific Time; all webinars available online after recording)
- Susan Nash - Different Methods for Type Verification (recorded -- ASK PROGRAMS@BAAPT.ORG FOR LINK; MBTI© Master Practitioner 1.5 CEUs available)
- Mike Shur - Part 1: FIRO-B for Leadership (Thurs, Jan 12, 10-11:30 a.m. & recorded)
- Mike Shur - Part 2: MBTI© for Leadership (Thurs, Feb 16, 10-11:30 a.m. & recorded)
- Vicky Jo Varner - Using Type & Coaching to Help Others Uncover & Honor Their Values (Wed, April 25, 10-11:30 a.m. & recorded)
Programs on Saturdays, 9:30-12:30 (free to members, including CD recording of programs; $30 each for non-members, no recording available to non-members)
- August 6: Damian Killen - Personality & Creativity: Innovation is in Your DNA
- September 10: Adam Frey - Beebe's Contribution to Type: The Basics
- October 15: Julia Mallory - Introduction to Interaction Styles
- November 12: Greg Huszczo - Happiness Strategies & Type Preferences
- December 10: Dov Pollack - Out of Preference, Out of Step: What it Means to be a Thinking Woman or a Feeling Man in Today's Culture
- January meeting replaced by August 2011 meeting
- February 11: Margaret Hartzler - How to Show You Care
- March 10: Pat Wyman - Type & the Enneagram (all day Diane Weston Scholarship Fundraiser)
- April 14: Carl Spetzler - Type Preferences, Habits & Intuition: Can We Trust Them in Making Decisions?
- May 12: Susan Nash - Contextual Coaching
- October 15: Julia Mallory - Communication Essentials: Applying Interaction Styles
- November 12: Greg Huszczo - Expanding Your Team-Building Toolkit
- February 11: Margaret Hartzler - Communications at Work
David J Chetcuti Community Room, next to the city library. See map.
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We're rotating our Board of Directors members in January -- please step up for a great role on the BAAPT Board. Click for details: 2012 Board/Volunteers
Here's your chance to "give back", and to enhance your resume, too. If you are a BAAPT Member, you qualify for leadership or volunteer roles -- we have the following openings:
- Membership Committee: sign-in guests before Programs, chat with new attendees at Programs, keep member database current.
- Marketing Committeee: manage enewsletter, update website, post notices on various Internet sites and social media.
- Operations Committee: help manage refreshments and supplies.
- Programs Committee: schedule and manage speakers and topics.
- Volunteer-at-Large: help at Programs or between Programs.
- Secretary: maintain records of Board meetings and APTi report.
- President-Elect: coordinate efforts to meet chapter goals.
Please contact BAAPT's President, Lynn Hunsaker, by phone (408-687-9700) or email (president@baapt.org) to explore these exciting ways to impact BAAPT's success in 2011. We are fortunate to have so many generous volunteers ... and as a volunteer-run organization, we can always use another helping hand. Make the most of your membership by fully engaging with us!
Directors serve two-year terms, with half of the Board rotating their positions in even years, and half in odd-numbered years. We're also striving for co-directors in each Board position to ensure full coverage of Board responsibilities at all times, training of successors, and more fun for all! Travel (mileage, parking, public transportation) to and from BAAPT activities is tax-deductible for volunteers. Board Members meet monthly for an hour by phone; all Volunteers are invited to our annual new year kickoff off-site planning meeting in January. If you're curious about any roles with BAAPT, please talk to Lynn Hunsaker (president@baapt.org, 1-408-687-9700)
When & Where
Checuti Room (next door to Millbrae Library)
450 Poplar Avenue
Millbrae,
CA 94030
Saturday, November 12, 2011 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM (PT)
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BAAPT
The Bay Area Association for Psychological Type (BAAPT) was formed in 1984 to promote the understanding, constructive use, and valuing of human diversity through the study and application of Carl Jung's theory of Psychological Type. Our interests include the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® Instrument (MBTI®), David Keirsey's work on Temperament, and a variety of typology applications.
We welcome all persons who are interested in using Psychological Type personally or professionally. Please join our lively monthly meetings held September through May. Local, national, and international professionals offer presentations to our group of delightful and articulate Type enthusiasts.