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Mastering Your Conversations
Jordan Thibodeau
This class will teach you how to improve your ability to have meaningful conversations. It doesn’t matter if you’re a conversation beginner or pro, these lessons have plenty to teach you. By the end of this class, you will learn how to: improve your conversations via experimentation, become aware of the hidden signals of communication, overcome your fear of speaking to new or powerful people by using conversation hooks, turn an argument into a friendship, get your point across during a tough conversation, and much more!
Develop Your Lateral Thinking Skills
Paul Sloane
Do you sometimes get stuck for ideas? Lateral thinking is an essential skill for anyone who wants to be a smarter problem-solver, an ideas person, and a creative thinker. This course covers all the key elements of lateral thinking and shows you step by step how you can harness its key techniques to boost your brain power and creativity. It contains many inspiring stories and examples as well as tips, tricks, and methods to improve your mental agility. You will come up with better ideas at work and in other walks of life. Lateral thinking skills will help advance your career. And you will be a...
Ten Steps to Better Relationships
Michael S. Sorensen
Healthy, connected relationships are the backbone of a happy life. Whether it’s with family, friends, coworkers, or lovers, human connection is what brings vitality and meaning to life. This ten-lesson crash course will provide you with powerful, actionable, research-backed skills to help you connect better with others, improve your communication, avoid or quickly resolve arguments, boost your charisma, and much more.
How to Improve Your Memory
David Urbansky
Improving your memory has invaluable benefits for your life. Not only will you be able to learn more effectively, you can also improve relationships by remembering personal details, appear more credible and confident in conversations and presentations, and even get funnier because you’ll finally remember jokes! In this course, you’ll learn how your memory works, how to nurture it properly, and most importantly, you’ll learn techniques that you can apply in everyday life to remember anything and everything that matters to you. A good memory is the foundation for learning. Once you’ve...
How to Boost Your Confidence
Eileen Purdy MSW, M.Ed.
Is your lack of confidence holding you back in relationships, at school, or at work? Do people around you seem to have it all together while you seem to fumble through? Do you wish you felt more confident to pursue your wildest dreams? Many people falter when thinking they don’t have what it takes. Successful people, on the other hand, when faced with the same doubts, know they just need to learn and practice certain skills and their confidence and dreams will follow. You can do this too. Learn the tools, strategies, and information needed to increase your confidence and achieve success.
Overcoming Mindless Negativity
Sonia Chauhan
The biggest oppressor in the present World is the Self. Much of our pain is self-created. The most prevalent method of making oneself feel instantly bad is through Negative Thinking. This course contains ten important lessons that’ll help you understand the way human minds process and internalize negativity. If you constantly find yourself in a bad mood or are simply unsatisfied with your life, listen and find out WHY and WHAT to do about it.
Persuasion Science Masterclass
Andy Luttrell
Influencing other people can be next to impossible if you don’t know how. Research in psychology, however, has developed a set of core principles that underlie people’s willingness to say “yes” to a request. In this course, you’ll learn these principles as well as how to apply them in everyday situations. Get ready to skyrocket your influence!
Build Your Best Day
Dr. Kimberlee Bonura
As we power through our 24-hour days, fueled by technology, coffee, and our Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), it’s easy to forget that our bodies are connected to nature. In particular, our bodies have an intrinsic circadian rhythm, and learning to eat, sleep, exercise, and schedule work according to that rhythm can actually boost your health, increase your productivity, and reduce your risk of chronic illness. Did you know that the World Health Organization has declared night shift work a probable carcinogen? And that long-term sleep disruption can increase your risk of minor illnesses, like cold...
The Power of Deep Listening
Roger K. Allen
The ability to listen is at the heart of every healthy relationship. The best and most trusted leaders, bosses, co-workers, spouses/partners, parents, helping professionals, friends, customer service reps, grocery clerks, etc. know how to listen. There are few more valuable gifts you can give the people life than your willingness and ability to listen deeply. By listening, you create a climate of respect and nonjudgment that allows others to express themselves fully. You make it safe for them to express not only surface opinions but also their deeper feelings and needs as well as inner...
How to Be Good at Stress
Dr. Kimberlee Bonura
Stress is bad for your health, right? In fact, stress is a lot like blood pressure: Too high is bad for your health, too low is bad for your health, and the only time you have none is when you’re dead. Research indicates that stress is actually related to having meaning and purpose in your life. In this course, you’ll spend ten days transforming your relationship with stress. Practical exercises will help you build resilience by purposefully challenging yourself through good stress, re-channel anxiety into excitement, and rest and recover effectively. Are you ready to be good at stress?