Brilliant Rudston Primary A brilliant school full of brilliant children with brilliant parents The Art of Being Brilliant Where does our story begin So what is it A simple and easy approach to embedding positivity and resilience ID: 132112
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The Art of Being BrilliantSlide2
Rudston Primary:
A brilliant school, full of brilliant children with brilliant parentsSlide3
The Art of Being BrilliantSlide4
Where does our story begin?Slide5
So what is it?A simple and easy approach to embedding positivity and resilience.
It’s a way of developing emotional intelligence.
It teaches people HOW to think.Slide6
lower level (negative)
upper level (positive)
2%
‘mood
hoovers’Slide7
2 % ersSlide8
Mood HooversSlide9
1. Choose to be positiveSlide10
Trigger
FeelingBehaviour
OutcomeSlide11Slide12Slide13Slide14
Hippo timeSlide15
2.
Take personal responsibilitySlide16
Life’s a sausage machine…(think about what you put in, to get what you want out)Slide17Slide18
So....what could go in your sausage machine to help you be you at your best?Slide19
Smiling morePatienceFinding the positive
ResilienceHaving more funSlide20
3. Random Acts of KindnessSlide21Slide22
Let’s watch a video on YouTube showing Random Acts of KindnessSlide23
4.Understand
your
impactSlide24
Let’s watch the video...Slide25
Let happiness leak outSlide26
the
4-minute
rule...Slide27
5. Resilience
(Bouncebackability)Slide28
The bin bag splits and the contents fall all over the floor.
You put diesel in the car when it takes petrol.
You have a bump in your car.A project goes wrong at work.
The dish washer breaks.
Your football team lose a match.
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6.
Play to your strengths Slide31
What are you good at?
Slide32
“People aren’t interested in your weaknesses and you certainly shouldn’t be”
Richard BransonSlide33
7. HUGGs
(Huge Unbelievably Great Goals)Slide34
BHAG
do now, form habits
next step
half way
nearly there
HUGG
huge goalSlide35
How to be brilliant
Choose to be positive
Take
personal responsibility (think : sausage machine)
Do random acts of kindness
Understand
your
impact (remember the 4 minute rule)
Have
resilience
Play to your strengths
Set some HUGGs (huge goals)Slide36
So, let’s have a recap! Slide37
So....what’s going in your sausage machine tonight?Slide38Slide39
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