This calendar includes conferences or other events that I’m attending or in which I’m participating. Blue indicates events for executives, purple for current coaches, and green for anyone interested.
Are you curious about the MBTI Step III? How is it different from the MBTI Steps I and II? Join us on September 14, 2012 for a review of this MBTI instrument including an in depth look at a case study.
The MBTI Step III is a type development assessment tool that leads to insights about how well you are using your psychological type. Each type has strengths and stretches. Mature type development suggests that we use our strengths most of the time but also use our 3rd and 4th functions when the situation calls us to do so.
Come for the presentation. Stay for lunch!
About the Presenter:
Ann C Holm, MS, ACC, CCC is a certified life coach and a MBTI Master Practitioner. She has used the MBTI Step III since 2010 in a variety of settings. She is also the director of Interest Area Consultants for the Association of Psychological Type International and a steering committee member for the local chapter, Twin Cities-APT. To learn more about Ann, you can visit her website at www. AnnHolm.net or see her LinkedIn profile
I will be attending an all-day seminar on memory and mental fitness. Topics include working memory, emotional memory, addictive memories, and habit memory. The implications of stress, anxiety, and mood on memory will also be discussed. Techniques to improve memory are also covered.
I will be presenting at the Minnesota Coach’s Association monthly meeting. I will share the neuro underpinnings of personality type as uncovered by Dr. Dario Nardi of UCLA. Implications for coaching will also be discussed. It will be helpful if the meeting participants know their MBTI personality type ahead of the meeting. If you would like to have an MBTI assessment, I can provide that at a nominal cost. Contact me at Annholm@AnnHolm.net
I will be presenting an overview of will power along with the 7 ways you can increase it. This is part of the yearly Entrepreneur’s Forum at Cleary University in Howell, Michigan.
The presentation will cover psychological type, the MBTI, and collaborative problem solving with students at St. Mary’s University.
I will be presenting at the University of Minnesota Medical Center on psychological type and care giving style. The audience is a support group of parents with adult children requiring mental health services.
Are you curious about the MBTI Step III? How is it different from the MBTI Steps I and II? Join us on September 14, 2012 for a review of this MBTI instrument including an in depth look at a case study.
The MBTI Step III is a type development assessment tool that leads to insights about how well you are using your psychological type. Each type has strengths and stretches. Mature type development suggests that we use our strengths most of the time but also use our 3rd and 4th functions when the situation calls us to do so.
There is a new Neuro Leadership Group forming in the Twin Cities. Stay tuned for more information.