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    The document discusses reorienting one's self for a changed role. It identifies key aspects of self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-motivation that are important for effectively adapting to new roles. These include emotional awareness, self-confidence, self-control, adaptability, achievement drive and initiative. The document also presents four stages of experience - from unconscious inexperience to unconscious experience - and notes that human beings function as integrated organisms with fragmented consciousness.

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    How to reorient Self to be effective in a Role

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    The document discusses reorienting one's self for a changed role. It identifies key aspects of self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-motivation that are important for effectively adapting to new roles. These include emotional awareness, self-confidence, self-control, adaptability, achievement drive and initiative. The document also presents four stages of experience - from unconscious inexperience to unconscious experience - and notes that human beings function as integrated organisms with fragmented consciousness.

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    Reorienting Self For The Changed Role

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    The document discusses reorienting one's self for a changed role. It identifies key aspects of self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-motivation that are important for effectively adapting to new roles. These include emotional awareness, self-confidence, self-control, adaptability, achievement drive and initiative. The document also presents four stages of experience - from unconscious inexperience to unconscious experience - and notes that human beings function as integrated organisms with fragmented consciousness.

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    Reorienting Self for

    The Changed Role

    Sandip Das
    Role
    Self-Awareness

     Emotional Awareness
     Accurate Self-Assessment

     Self-Confidence
    Self-Regulation

     Self Control
     Trustworthiness
     Conscientiousness
     Adaptability
     Innovation
    Self-Motivation

     Achievement Drive
     Commitment
     Initiative
     Optimism
    Stages of Experience

     Unconscious Inexperience
     Conscious Inexperience
     Conscious Experience
     Unconscious Experience
    What answer comes to your mind?

    A bat and a ball cost $1.10


    The bat costs one dollar more than the ball
    How much does the ball cost?

    Please write down the answer


    Accumulated
    Information and
    Experiences

    Conscious Self

    Index of
    Feelings
    Situation/
    Event/
    Stimulus
    Index of
    Fact

    Human beings function as Integrated Organism with


    Fragmented Consciousness

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