Life Mastery: Achieving Happiness and Success

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Free Online Course: Life Mastery: Achieving Happiness and Success provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Life Mastery: Achieving Happiness and Success is taught by Chris Croft.

Overview
  • Learn how to build the life you want. Get tips for increasing your happiness, satisfaction, and odds of success.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    1. Establishing Goals
    • Introduction: Establishing goals
    • Establishing your goal-setting list
    • Moving beyond SMART goals
    • Refining your goals
    • Creating security
    2. Reducing What's Not Important
    • Introduction: Reducing
    • Negotiating at work
    • Overcoming perfection
    • Understanding your personality drivers
    • Learning to delegate
    3. Managing Yourself
    • Introduction: Managing yourself
    • Beating procrastination
    • Seven ways to eliminate stress
    • Understanding the Johari window
    4. Getting Organized
    • Introduction: Getting organized
    • Using lists
    • Leveraging diaries
    • Improving your physical environment
    • Moving toward a promotion
    • Dealing with repeating problems
    5. Fostering a Positive Attitude
    • Introduction: Attitudes
    • Exploring money and happiness
    • Determining your perfect job
    • Overcoming negative emotions
    • Employing the magic phrase
    • Using positive self-talk
    • Three steps to positive thinking
    • Evaluating activity time and motivation
    6. Being Assertive
    • Introduction: Assertiveness
    • Assertiveness basics
    • Four steps for becoming assertive
    • Assertiveness and negotiation
    7. Influencing Others
    • Introduction: Influencing others
    • How to be liked
    • Listening
    • Networking and keeping in touch
    • Quickly understanding people
    Conclusion
    • Making it stick