Relationship Rules for the Workplace
Succeed in developing productive coworker relationships
Relationship Rules for the Workplace gives men and women the skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive market. An estimated 30% of employee downtime is due to relationship and communication problems with coworkers and supervisors. Relationship Rules principles give men and women in management and leadership roles a way of maximizing productivity, boosting teamwork and resolving conflict by meeting each employee’s unique gender-based needs.
The impact of gender differences on an individual’s and an organization’s success and productivity is top priority. Relationship Rules uses specific communication tools and strategies that will motivate each gender using lighthearted, unique and easy-to-apply concepts to enhance relationships with coworkers and customers.
Most of us are not aware of how our gender differences affect our everyday lives. Illustrating, through example, new methods of communicating with men and women, professionals will have the added advantage of meeting their client’s needs. Making small changes can net big results. Sometimes it is the smallest thing that can make or break a relationship with a client. With the knowledge of how men and women behave and react, managers/professionals will make better choices in how to interact with potential and new clients.
Key differences addressed:
- Men & woman are motivated differently
- Male and female reactions under stress
- Differing approaches to problem solving
- Greater harmony which brings the whole family closer together
Topic audience: Sales professionals, department managers, any individual that works with the opposite sex.
Translating He said - She said
Translating Male and Female Communication Styles
Keynote - 1 Hour, Seminar - 2 Hours
What is the single, biggest problem in relationships today? Unclear and unloving communication. If we are going to improve our communication, it is essential that we understand how men and women communicate differently. We know we are different, we just don’t know the tools for speaking each other’s language. We both speak English, but what we hear is a mystery to the opposite sex, until now.
Janice explains the details of how we actually speak different languages and why good intentions are not always enough. Women will learn the largest challenge they face when communicating with men. Men will learn how to successfully support their partners without invalidating their feelings.
Participants will:
- Learn why women need to talk & why men would rather try to fix them than listen
- Uncover the reasons and the benefits when men retreat to their caves
- Practical application of these techniques in the workplace
- Learn how to translate what he said and what she means
- Discover how couples can grow together in love
Relationship Rules for Teens
Keynote - 1 Hour, Seminar - 2 Hours
In the year 2007, teens are faced with levels of stress and anxiety not experienced by prior generations. In the year 2007, we have the highest enrollment of teens in our schools since the baby boomer generation. These young people will be sent out into the world with few, if any, relationship skills. Teens who are sufficiently equipped to understand the importance of building and maintaining healthy relationships with friends, family, authority and society will be in demand.
Janice targets concerns that students are eager to talk about but have not had the channels to do so. Addressing the hottest topics on a teenager’s list ~~ dating, romance, sexual behaviors and why guys and girls behave the way they do.
Teenagers learn:
- Communication skills that work in today’s world
- Dating the opposite sex - our different needs & values
- Setting boundaries and the benefits - for both girls and guys
- Building emotionally, healthy, long-term relationships
- Understanding & learning how our gender differences affect our daily lives
- Setting appropriate sexual boundaries
Understanding Our Differences
Identify and understand gender differences to improve communication
Keynote - 1 Hour, Seminar - 2-4 Hours
Understanding Our Differences is for audiences who want to learn new tools for communicating, understanding and getting along with the opposite sex. In modern society, we not only want more from our relationships than in years past, we require it. We need to redefine the rules for having successful relationships. We need to identify what our wants are and then be able to successfully communicate them to our partners. We live in an age where men and women are not afraid to ask for what they want in their relationships, the trouble is no one has taught us how to do it in a way that works. Where can we learn these skills? Janice gets audiences to try new approaches in this interactive presentation/seminar.
Benefits include:
- Renewed and deeper love for their partner
- More respect for their mate’s love needs and values
- Passion returning to their relationships
- Greater harmony which brings the whole family closer together
Positive Parenting
Keynote - 1 Hour, Seminar - 2 Hours
Positive Parenting focuses on the most powerful and profound relationship in people’s lives - the bond between parent and child. Geared for parents of children from birth through teens, this invaluable new workshop will show parents how to help their children become strong, confident adults by focusing on self-esteem and responsibility.
Janice covers the different skills of positive parenting to:
* Help improve communication * Increase cooperation * Motivate your children.
Benefits Include:
- How to use timeouts effectively
- Using rewards instead of punishments successfully
- Skills to increase harmony - decrease pressure in daily life
- Learning how to tap into your child’s natural desire to cooperate
- Mom and Dad’s relationship - ideas to keep the flame burning
