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Corporate Learning with Jardine

Corporate Learning Excerpts for Learning Organizations offer bite-sized learnings from some of my Corporate Training Workshops on Communication, Etiquette, Customer Service, Sales, Management and Leadership. Speaker"s Profile : https://www.proficiopx.com/proficiopx-director-jardine-ong

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00:01:43

Corporate Reflections : The Courage To Start Over

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/10/05

The reflection you've provided is deeply inspired by key concepts from Psychology (specifically Positive Psychology) and Philosophy (especially Stoicism) : 1. The Concept of Resilience : In modern psychology, resilience is a primary concept, often defined as : • Positive Adaptation Despite Adversity : The ability to "successfully adapt to difficult or challenging life experiences" and "bounce back" from setbacks. Your reflection embraces this by defining starting over not as a failure, but as an

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00:01:56

Corporate Reflections : The Power of The Pause

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/10/05

The reflection on the power of the pause and silence, inspired by the critique of constant activity and the valuing of intentional stillness : • The Power of Non-Action (Wu Wei : Greatest power lies in "being" (intentional stillness) rather than compulsive "doing." Taoism (Lao Tzu), which advocates for effortless action and alignment with the natural flow.• Mindfulness and Presence : The pause is where clarity and true insight live; a moment to process and connect ideas. Buddhism/Mindfulness

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00:02:31

Corporate Reflections : The Power of Simplicity

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/10/01

This reflection on the "Power of Simplicity" is deeply inspired by principles in Design Thinking, Business Strategy, and Communication Theory, all focused on achieving clarity and efficiency through reduction : • The Mastery of Reduction (Design and Aesthetics) : The reflection argues that "true mastery isn’t in making things complex, but in having the courage and clarity to make them simple." It notes that simplicity is not a lack of depth but the "result of it,"

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00:02:12

Corporate Reflections : The Wisdom of Knowing When to...

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/30

This reflection on "The Wisdom of Knowing When to Stop" is inspired by concepts in Cognitive Psychology, Productivity Science, and Personal Well-being/Burnout Prevention, emphasizing the strategic value of rest and reflection : • Strategic Rest and Cognitive Processing : The reflection argues that the moment of "clarity you get on a walk, in the shower, or away from your desk isn't a coincidence." It asserts that the brain needs "rest, downtime, and space to

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00:02:12

Corporate Reflections : The Compassion of Curiosity

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/29

This reflection on the "compassion of curiosity" is inspired by concepts from Cognitive Psychology, Mindfulness, and Conflict Resolution/Communication Theory, emphasizing inquiry and open-mindedness over rapid judgment : • The Critique of Cognitive Efficiency : The reflection challenges the mind's tendency toward "quick judgments" and the "fastest path to an answer." It suggests this efficiency, while useful, hinders deeper understanding and compassion. This aligns

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00:02:30

Corporate Reflections : The Art of Mending

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/28

This reflection is primarily inspired by the Japanese art and philosophy of Kintsugi, combined with modern concepts of resilience psychology and post-traumatic growth : • Kintsugi : This is the literal foundation of the reflection. Kintsugi (literally "golden joinery") is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum. The reflection uses this to argue that the object is "more

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00:03:13

Corporate Reflections : The Power of Perspective

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/27

This reflection on the "Power of Perspective" is inspired by concepts in Strategic Thinking, Cognitive Psychology, and Conflict Resolution, specifically focusing on metacognition and reframing : • The "Balcony" Metaphor (Metacognition) : The central metaphor contrasts being stuck on the "dance floor" (the immediate, overwhelming detail of a problem) with stepping onto the "balcony" (taking a strategic pause to see the full system, patterns, and path forward)

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00:02:09

Corporate Reflections : The Habit of Celebration

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/26

The reflection on "The Habit of Celebration" is primarily inspired by the concept of the Progress Principle in organizational psychology and management.• The Progress Principle : The Progress Principle states that of all the things that can boost emotions, motivation, and perceptions during a workday, the single most important is making progress in meaningful work. The daily log of small wins—the "small wins"—often has a disproportionately positive effect on a person's inner

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00:02:19

Corporate Reflections : The Story You Tell Yourself

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/25

Here are some of the key concepts of inspiration for this reflection :• Self-Narrative : The central idea is that each person has a "personal story" or narrative they tell themselves. This internal story is not a fictional tale but a powerful belief system that shapes their identity, perceptions, and actions. This concept is a cornerstone of various psychological and philosophical schools of thought.• Cognitive Restructuring/Reframing : The text emphasizes that you can "change the

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00:02:22

Corporate Reflections : The Weight of Wearing A Mask

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/24

The reflection draws on several core ideas from psychology and philosophy, many of which focus on the tension between our inner self and our public persona : • The Persona (Carl Jung): This is the most direct and fitting concept. The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung defined the persona as the social mask or public face an individual presents to the world. It is a carefully constructed archetype that helps us adapt to society and fit into social roles. The reflection's entire premise—that "we

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00:02:37

Corporate Reflections : The Art of Building Boundaries

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/23

The concepts presented are a blend of established ideas from psychology, communication theory, and personal development. Here are the concepts and thinkers that informed the reflection :• Proactive vs. Reactive Behavior : The core idea of moving from a reactive "wall" to a proactive "fence with a gate" is a central theme in many self-help and psychological frameworks. This concept is most famously associated with Stephen Covey's book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

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00:01:50

Corporate Reflections : The Importance of The...

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/22

This reflection is directly inspired by the Zen Buddhist concept of Shoshin, or "Beginner's Mind." This philosophy is a central theme in the work of Shunryu Suzuki, a Zen monk who helped popularize these ideas in the West.The core inspirations are : • Shunryu Suzuki's book, Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind: The title and the primary concept of the reflection are taken directly from this influential work. Suzuki taught that the true practice of Zen is to maintain an open, empty mind,

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00:02:33

Corporate Reflections : The Practice of Gratitude

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/21

This reflection on gratitude draws inspiration from a variety of concepts and thinkers : • Positive Psychology: The entire reflection is a perfect example of Positive Psychology, a school of thought founded by Martin Seligman and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. This field moves beyond traditional psychology's focus on mental illness and instead studies human flourishing, happiness, and well-being. Gratitude is a cornerstone practice in this area, and the reflection's emphasis on "rewiring your brain" and

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00:02:26

Corporate Reflections : The Architecture of Thought

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/20

This reflection is a blend of ideas from psychology, philosophy, and personal development.• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) : The core concept that our thoughts determine our feelings and actions comes from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, developed by figures like Aaron T. Beck. The reflection's advice to replace a limiting story with a new one ("I'm not creative enough" with "Today is a new day to learn") is a foundational technique of CBT, which focuses on identifying and reframing negative

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00:02:09

Corporate Reflections : The Gift of A Failed Experiment

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/19

This reflection is inspired by concepts from several fields, primarily psychology, business, and the philosophy of science : • Karl Popper : His work on falsifiability argued that a scientific theory is only valid if it can be proven wrong. He championed the idea that the goal of a scientist isn't to prove a theory is right, but to test it rigorously and be ready to discard it if it fails. The reflection’s advice to see a mistake as a "data point" and a "failed experiment"

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00:01:51

Corporate Reflections : The Art of Forgetting

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/18

The reflection "On the Art of Forgetting" draws from several widely-held ideas :• The Psychology of Forgiveness and Letting Go : The reflection's core idea is a metaphor for forgiveness, not just of others, but of oneself. Psychologists often emphasize that holding onto grudges, guilt, and past failures is detrimental to mental health. The act of "forgetting" in this context is a synonym for releasing these emotional burdens.• Buddhist Philosophy : Concepts in Buddhism,

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00:02:26

Corporate Reflections : The Wisdom of Not Knowing

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/17

This reflection draws inspiration from several thinkers who challenged conventional notions of knowledge and certainty : • The Socratic Paradox ("I know that I know nothing") by Socrates : This is the most direct and foundational inspiration. Socrates’s entire philosophical method was built on the premise that true wisdom begins with the admission of one's own ignorance. By asking questions and revealing the lack of knowledge in those who claimed to be experts, he demonstrated that

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00:02:18

Corporate Reflections : Your Goals and Dreams (What...

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/16

This reflection is inspired by ideas from self-help, psychology, and personal development : • The "Just Do It" Mentality : This core idea is about overcoming procrastination and inaction. The passage challenges the notion of waiting for the "perfect moment," a common form of self-sabotage.• Mel Robbins: Her book and TED Talk, The 5 Second Rule, are built on this exact principle. She argues that when you have an impulse to act on a goal, you must physically move within five

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00:01:56

Corporate Reflections : Your Unwritten Story

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/15

The reflection "Your Unwritten Story" is inspired by the universal themes of personal growth, destiny, and the power of choice. It is based on several widely shared psychological and philosophical ideas : • The Power of Narrative : The reflection uses the metaphor of a story to frame a person's life. This is a common and powerful tool in self-help and psychology, where individuals are encouraged to see themselves as the protagonist of their own life story. The idea that we can edit or

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00:02:39

Corporate Reflections : The Freedom of Good Enough

Corporate Learning with Jardine ·

2025/09/14

This reflection is a combination of several well-established psychological concepts and common human experiences : • The Pursuit of Perfection: The reflection directly addresses the modern societal pressure to achieve perfection, a phenomenon often tied to social media and a competitive culture. It recognizes that this pursuit is often a source of anxiety and burnout. • Psychology of "Good Enough": The core concept of "good enough" is a central idea in the work of psychoanalyst

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