Cpd ch 8 focus on value
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1) Contributors aim to create value for all stakeholders in their lives through their work by focusing on achieving positive results rather than attributes. 2) Examples are given of individuals like Kamlesh Patel and Thomas Edison who were able to recognize the value in their situations after setbacks and continue contributing positively despite difficulties. 3) Contributors are result-focused and measure results by the value created rather than material attributes, focusing on doing the right things and avoiding materialism.
Cpd ch 8 focus on value
- 1. Prepared By: Krupa Shah(96) Kinjal Rathod(85)
- 2. The aspect of a Contributor’s Mindset is his/her goal of creating value – for self, for family, for the team, for the organization, for customers, and for society. In short, the Contributor aims to create value for all stakeholders in his / her life.
- 3. Contributor’s Perception Non-Contributor’s Perception Focusing on value means Focusing on value means taking on making a positive difference authoritative roles like politician or to oneself policeman to make a difference in society
- 4. Creating value means making a positive difference, a tangible impact, a specific contribution to any situation. This positive difference or impact can be in the form of achieving a specific goal, creating a product, creating ‘human touch’ in a particular interaction, or enhancing one’s own capacity or the capacity of one’s colleagues and team- mates. Contributors are therefore extremely result- focused, but the result is measured in terms of value created.
- 5. Contributors focus on the “value” of a Non-contributors focus on the product or a service “attributes” of a product or a service This new cell phone will give me some This new cell phone is bigger and more important new capabilities to make my fancy than my previous one. life more efficient.
- 6. Contributor’s Perception on Value: Contributor’s focus on the “value” of doing the right things. Learning what is truly important and avoiding materialism ! Non-Contributor’s Perception on Value: Being Materialistic and not recognizing the true value !
- 7. Mr. Kamlesh Patel, is physically handicapped with Polio on both the legs since his childhood. But his strong will power bring him in front of the world with his "Amazing Dance Art" which is "Dance on Hands". Despite his weakness, Kamlesh did not lose all hope. He recognized the ‘value’ of acting positively in the situation and contributing in the best way he could to motivate the society.
- 8. A Big Businessman Lost Everything In Fire. Next Day Placed Signboard.. “Everything BURNT But Luckily FAITH And CONFIDENCE Undamaged.” “Business Starts Tomorrow”
- 9. In December 1914, when Thomas Edison On reaching the site, Edison’s 24 year old was 67, his laboratory was virtually son Charles was appalled at the sight of destroyed by fire. Much of his work destruction. went up in flames that night. Oh God, a lifetime’s work is destroyed. Father would be devastated. At his age, this loss… However, Charles found Edison, calmly watching the scene, his face glowing in the reflection. Next morning, looking at the ruins Three weeks after the fire, Edison Edison said… delivered his first phonograph. There is great value in disaster. All our mistakes are burned up. Thank God we can start afresh.
- 10. Contributor’s Perception Non-Contributor’s Perception Mahua, “I will prepare for this Sara, “I must prepare seriously so that I only have to thoroughly for the quiz revise before the exam.” otherwise our teacher may cut marks from internal assessment!”
- 11. Contributor’s Perception Non-Contributor’s Perception Give a personalized gift which Give the most expensive gift so will make your friend feel your friend values it! special!
- 12. Contributing person was extremely on result-oriented. He expected that individuals do not merely “work”, but work in order to achieve results and create value for themselves and society.