
Understand that all behaviors are choices we make, consciously or unconsciously, per Dr. William Galarza's choice theory, and explore why emotions arise from past experiences and values.
The choice principle, as described in choice theory, states that all emotions, decisions, and actions are choices we make, consciously or unconsciously.
Compare the stimulus-response deterministic model. Show how mind and choice provide freedom to respond, despite genetics, past experiences, and environment.
The third principle explains how the mind evaluates actions and feelings through human desires, especially the biological drive to survive and the money needed to live.
Identify the second human desire as connection and love, the psychological desire, fulfilled through verbal, visual, and kinesthetic cues; fulfill others' desires first to receive care and attention.
Explore the third and fourth human desires: social desires for power, freedom, and belonging, and the recreational desires to enjoy life, including higher positions, ownership, and social connection.
Explore how the spiritual desire to give, share, and contribute to others and a cause greater than oneself shapes meaning, purpose, and action.
The fourth and fifth principles reveal that the intensity of our desires varies from moment to moment and from person to person, influencing our choices, feelings, and actions.
Explore the sixth principle of influence, revealing that desires are interconnected and can affect sleep, appetite, focus, and relationships in personal and social life.
Understand that we are interdependent and connected, needing each other to fulfill our desires. Practice mutual solutions through clear communication, mutual understanding, and win-win actions to strengthen relationships.
After finishing this course:
You will be able to influence other people to change and improve their behaviors.
You will be able to establish better relationships.
You will be more persuasive and influential.
You will be able to better understand the reasons behind other peoples' behaviors.
You will be able to improve the quality of your personal, social, and professional life.
You will be able to better understand, manage, improve, and change your own behaviors.
Because you are going to learn:
How and based on what you make decision.
Why you do something that other people don't do or don't like?
Why you do something that other people do and like?
What are the main desires that you have?
What is the hidden treasure that everybody in this world wants that?
How you can cultivate and bring that hidden treasure into your life and into your relationships?