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Well, today I will talk about "the characteristics of people whose behavior does not change even after taking the seminar".

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Then it's the main topic.

Well, everyone.

Isn't there anyone around?

People who have listened to seminars, training, people who are higher than themselves, and participated, but have not changed anything at all when they come back.

"Eh! What was that time?" I took the trouble to use my precious time and asked, "What have you been doing?" Don't you want to say that involuntarily?

Well, depending on the person, the reasons for participating in the seminar are different, but isn't it too sad that there are no results in a place where you decide to go once and the instructors who are more specialist than you teach you?

Isn't it better to take at least one into yourself and come back, isn't it cost-effective?

Even if you can't use that new knowledge right now, the day will come when you can use it.

So, I just got an answer to today's theme, but that's right.

First of all, one reason is that there are many things that are not knowledge or information that can be used right now.

For example, if you can use what you learned right away, don't you have the experience of "Oh, I'm glad I heard this after all"?

Why do you think so? That said, you can hear useful information on the spot right away, so you feel the value of that information.

In other words, I don't feel like I've lost.

That's why I feel the value of the seminar itself, saying, "I'm glad I took this seminar."

And the other reason is that I don't take the contents of the seminar I received as my own.

To put it simply, you're listening as someone else's business.

Please think about other people's affairs for a moment.

Doesn't it matter unexpectedly?

That's right.

Other personnel affairs are things that don't matter to me so much that they occupy the top of the ranking.

That's why it's natural that it doesn't come into your head.

What's more, I take it as someone else's business, so I don't even try to replace it with myself at all.

Just listen and take notes to write a report later.

That's why I feel like I took a seminar.

But then you can hardly get it, can you?

The seminar is not about just listening to the story and writing a memo to write your impressions, but how would you use what you heard in practice? Or, how would you explain yourself to teach people, such as multiplying it with the information you have input in the past to create a new Hirameki? Or, if you don't use it like that, it doesn't mean much.

In other words, the characteristic of people who do not change their behavior even after taking the seminar is that they listen to the story in a passive attitude.

As there is a way of thinking of active learning, rather than passive, that is, passive learning, if you take an active seminar, the results will change greatly in the same way as doing rehabilitation and exercising. It was a story.

Well, which one would you choose?

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