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Leadership training offered by Women of Influence
Ministries consists of four consecutive modules.
Module 1: Harnessing the Power of a Balanced Life
Believing that balance is not the ultimate life goal but
instead a springboard for life change, this component begins
by laying the foundation for:
- Embracing creative uniqueness
- Maximizing individual potential
- Managing space and time
- Boosting your learning curve
Module 2: Powerful Positioning
for Influence and Impact
Learning how to inspire others requires creating real relationships
with people. This module will maximize your ability to
develop people skills by:
- Overcoming obstacles to connection
- Expanding communication skills
- Honing relationship tools
- Learning to reveal the story in others
Module 3: Targeting Your Life
for Growth and Success
Moving forward in life is optional to others, but not to
leaders. Here we will turn the spotlight on building confidence
in your ability to focus your energy and accomplish your
goals by:
- Avoiding mental roadblocks
- Analyzing restraining and driving forces
- Breaking strategies into actionable steps
- Maintaining motivation
Module 4: Significance—Living
Life on Higher Ground
Moving beyond success requires nourishing and protecting
your dreams. Experience the break through by:
- Moving beyond fear
- Plugging the holes that drain enthusiasm
- Learning what feeds your passion
- Cultivating the ability to see the unseen
Consulting
Women of Influence Ministries is
committed to partnering with other organizations with a passion
for reaching women. We also offer research and seminars on
such topics as:
- Church growth
- Employee and volunteer recognition
- Women’s leadership training
- Work and family balance
- Retention
Recently presented at Christian Management Association’s
Spiritual Leadership Conference in Dallas, Texas April, 2004:
Strategic Targeting for Ministry Growth
Marketers know that women run businesses generating $3.6 trillion annually
and control 80 percent of all spending decisions. Discover how to develop
effective methods to target the non-Christian woman and stem the 22 percent
drop in women’s church attendance and volunteering. |