Life Skills Workshop

Welcome to the “Ethics Skills” Workshop! I want to start with: "To everyone who sees NOT what the world IS but what it CAN BE!" We always interact with others starting with the family, neighbors, friends, school, then we go more broadly into other groups. We go into church, religions, government. We have cultures, we have the whole world. And there are always two factors: One is acceptance by others or rejection by others. And the better influence we have, the more acceptance we have. It depends if what we have and what we give, is what is needed and wanted by others. We always want to handle rejections, barriers, possible failures in the future, any counter intention that we have, either from ourselves or from others. We have the definition of ethics as: 1) The moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity. 2) The branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles. Ethics has to do with monitoring our own actions. To do the things th...

We're going to talk about "Ethics Skills" there's quite a few things to say about ethics and survival. Some people manage to work in corporate jobs. Some people are homeless.  Same location, same country, different ways of living. There are different ways to live life.  There are actually many resources and opportunities, all around us. Before that building was there, somebody had a vision with a purpose to have that building. To imagine how it could be used and what could be the benefits of putting that building there. Then work out all the planning for all the steps to be done.  To estimate what it's going to take to get it done.  To estimate all the work necessary and resources available or to get additional resources.  Then the decision to actually do it, get cooperation from many people, align all the resources. Make everybody work. Complete many many steps.  And finally end up with lots of satisfaction and pleasure.  And all these creations have ...

This is the recording of our "Life Skills Workshop" about "Relationships Skills" Referring to the "The Eight Dynamics" Referring to the book: "Self Analysis" by L. Ron Hubbard Referring to the book: "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health" ----- Click here to watch the video  ***** Check out this Meetup event from "Secrets of Happy Relationships and Family Life" Click here to find out about the "Life Skills Workshop" ----- This workshop is based on the collective works of L. Ron Hubbard, author of Dianetics, the Modern Science of Mental Health and Scientology Founder. © 2023 CSINGLE. All Rights Reserved. L. Ron Hubbard, DIANETICS, SCIENTOLOGY are trademarks and service marks owned by Religious Technology Center and are used with its permission. Created in the USA.

To Be at Cause or to Be the Effect of Relationships?  That is the question! In our normal, regular course of events, we have people who are the creators and some who are spectators. A lot of people watch football but very few play football, most of them just keep watching. A lot of people watch romance but very few people do romance, so most of them just keep watching. We can see this very clearly with the new cell phone! For the first time ever we have an electronic gadget, with very advanced technology which has everything in it. It has TV, internet, entertainment, sports, education, the good, the bad, the ugly, the beautiful, everything!  For the first time ever we have the world in our hands literally.  We can have access to any content, at any time, 24/7/365! It has become our ideal companion, so we love it.  It brings about the promise that we can achieve great relationships! Nevertheless, it brings up to surface one of our biggest problems in life: How to crea...

Hello my friends, this is Fredo Moreno Human Relations instructor. I want to remind you about our "Relationships Workshop" coming up next. When I had my very very first job, one of the things I started realizing after a while was that some people were having good relationships and some people were having bad relationships.  Some people were happy and some people were sad. Then I realized the same thing was happening throughout my whole life, with my family and friends.  I just never really paid much attention to that because I always had love and warmth and friendship.  After going through many jobs and relationships, I finally understood that it does help to know, understand and develop good relationship skills.  I was wrong thinking that one had natural good or bad relationship skills.  It is true that some people have good relationship skills from very young, but somehow they have nurtured those skills from way before. They just didn't happen like that. ...