The No Complaining Rule - week 3

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Dealing with Complaining

 

Take the No Complaining Rule assessment on page 133.

Watch the No Complaining Rule videos below:

Discuss the following questions:

1. Would you describe your life as a drama, comedy, love story or inspirational tale? Why?

2. Who are you most like? Jim? Dan? Or Hope?

3. Have you ever had to deal with a chronic complainer?  How did you deal with them?

4. Should people be allowed to complain at work?

5. Should Hope have fired the blogger?

6. Do you think it is feasible to implement The No Complaining Rule in your workplace?  Why or Why not?

7. Do you think someone like Jim is a good person to have on your team?  Why or Why not?

8. Do you think The No Complaining Rule would work at home with your family? Will it work with children? ☺

Write in your journal....

Let's get creative in discovering our solutions, instead of focusing on the problem!!

Tell us how you are growing in this area!!

 

In case you missed previous weeks:

The No Complaining Rule by Jon Gordon Index

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Becoming a person who no longer complains takes commitment, dedication and perseverance. It means changing a habit and habits can be very difficult to change. But as we leave griping behind we begin to see the world, ourselves and others as pleasant, loving and supportive.

When this becomes our perspective, reality shifts to reflect our new focus. Things get even better and compound making life that much better and giving us even less to complain about. 

Remember that you can make quantum leaps in all areas of your life if you'll stop affixing yourself to your challenges by complaining

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People spend too much time finding other people to blame, too much energy finding excuses for not being what they are capable of being, and not enough energy putting themselves on the line, growing out of the past, and getting on with their lives. ~J. Michael Straczynski

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Week Four is up!