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Learn how to use your unique personality type to achieve inner peace, communicate successfully, and reduce stress with different personalities.
About this Event
In this unique, fun, hands-on and interactive workshop, you will discover your unique true self, your values, joys, communication style, and your push-buttons. You will breathe a sigh of relief when you are able to see yourself and the world around you from a positive perspective. You will learn how to stop reading differences, feedback, and disagreements personally. Come to this training to learn how to navigate all of your important personal relationships at home or in the workplace. Join us to learn the requirements of personal success.
Learning Benefits: By the end of this training, you will be able to
– Discover the qualities and characteristics of your personality.
– Gain an awareness and appreciation of personality differences.
– Empower self-esteem and inner self-image
– Understand what your motivators and push-buttons are.
– Enrich your communication skills.
Come to this training to learn how to navigate all of your important personal relationships at home or in the workplace. Join us to learn the requirements of personal success.
Testimonials
“I wish my husband had come with me. Today I have learned why we both always have the same fight different night” (A comment from an anonymous lady)
“Now I know my daughter is a normal person. I sometimes thought she is weird and was about to take her to a psychologist” (A comment from an anonymous lady)
About Dr. Talaat Pasha
Dr. Pasha holds a Ph.D. in Arabic and Linguistics from the University of Utah. He is the director of the Arabic Language Institute at the American Islamic College in Chicago.
Dr. Pasha is a certified facilitator in personality types (MBTI® and True Colors® MMTC®). He is also an active community member, public speaker, education consultant, personal and professional development facilitator. Dr. Pasha is a certified instructor in Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) by the National Council of Behavioral Health.