BOOST…2015 Personal & Professional Development February 13, 2015 BOOST YOUR… COMMITMENT “The quality of a person’s life is in direct proportion to their commitment to.
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BOOST…2015
Personal & Professional Development
February 13, 2015
BOOST YOUR…
COMMITMENT
“The quality of a person’s life is in direct proportion to their
commitment to excellence.”
Vince Lombardi
TODAY WE WILL…
Define commitment
Types of commitment
Identify commitments we have
Differentiate between types of commitment
Identify signs of weak commitment
Commitment versus Engagement
Determine your level of commitment
COMMITMENT
The state or quality of being dedicated to an activity, cause, or person
A pledge or undertaking
An engagement or obligation that restricts freedom of action
Transforming a promise into reality
Willingness to give your time and energy
Giving self wholeheartedly
Synonyms – dedication, devotion, allegiance, loyalty, faithfulness, fidelity, vow, promise, pledge, oath,
contract, pact, deal, decision, resolution, responsibility, obligation, duty, tie
TYPES OF COMMITMENT
Personal/Individual – the act or quality of VOLUNTARILY
taking on or fulfilling obligations
Professional/Organizational – the amount or level of personal
responsibility, respect, loyalty, and engagement
WHAT ARE TYPICAL
COMMITMENTS WE HAVE?
Personal/Individual
Spouse/Significant Other
Child
Church
Health
Self
Friend
Professional/Organizational
Work
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Supervisor
Patient/Customer
Committee
Job Responsibility
Organizations
• PTA
• Team
• Charity
SIMILARITIES/DIFFERENCES
Personal/Individual
Professional/Organizational/Team
Driven by emotion and/or
Driven by a desire to win, be
heart
successful, be the BEST, and level of
Fear/anger/disappointment
engagement
• Competitive/Pride/Ego
can change level of commitment
Fear/anger/disappointment
Can be driven by others
can change level of commitment
Can be driven by others
REASONS FOR LACK OF
COMMITMENT
Fear
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Of
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Of
Of
being let down or hurt
failure
being trapped
the unknown
history repeating itself
Reciprocity (they are not committed to me)
Dependence on others
Lack of self-esteem
SIGNS OF WEAK
COMMI TMENT
Never speaking up
Constant excuses
Endless debates with no action
New initiatives slow or stall
Consistent blaming of others
Mediocrity
Unwillingness to consider new or different ideas
Procrastination
IS COMMITMENT
DEPENDENT ON YOUR
ENGAGEMENT?
“Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team
work; a company work; a society work; a civilization work.”
Vince Lombardi
ARE YOU ENGAGED?
ORGANIZATIONAL
ENGAGEMENT
Engaged – the “Go-Getters” (31.5%) VERY COMMITTED
• Work with passion and feel a profound connection to the organization
• Always involved in the extras
• Creative; proactive; loyal
Not Engaged – the “Silent Majority” (51%) MINIMAL COMMITMENT
• Sleepwalking through the day
• Putting in the hours instead of energy; just getting a paycheck
• Doing enough to keep their job and get by
Actively Disengaged – the “Bitter Bunch” (17.5%) BOTH/EITHER
• Miserable; actively undermine coworkers/projects/initiatives
KEYS TO BOOST
E N G AG E M E N T / C O M M I T M E N T
Develop/Improve Your Self-Esteem
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Allow Your Strengths to Dominate Your Weaknesses
Release Memories
Avoid Social Comparisons
Find Positive Surroundings & Support (You can’t fly like an eagle if you hang out
with turkeys)
Decrease Dependence on Others
Become Personally Accountable
Increase Your Personal/Professional Initiative
YOU!
YOU TELL ME…
Professional or Personal?
Bacon & Eggs
Engaged or Disengaged?
IT’ S UP TO YOU!
Are you committed?
How committed are you?
• Pay check or personal success?
• Are you satisfied?
Are you engaged?
How engaged are you?
• Do you do just what you have to?
• Are you satisfied?
Does your work matter?
• Can your coworkers AND customers see that in you?
QUESTIONS/COMMENTS