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Title: New Thinking Open to new ideas and ways of understanding "In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's mind there are few." Shunryn Suzuki


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10 International Competencies
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International Competencies Openness
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New ThinkingOpen to new ideas and ways of
understandingIn the beginner's mind there are
many possibilities, but in the expert's mind
there are few.Shunryn Suzuki
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Welcoming StrangersProactive in getting to know
different peopleA man's feet may be planted in
his own country, but his eyes should survey the
world and its people. George Santayana
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Acceptance Readily accepts people and behaviours
that are different We must have strong minds
ready to accept facts as they are rather than
how we would like them to be. Harry S. Truman
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International Competencies Flexibility
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Flexible Behaviour Changes behaviour to fit
in We cannot change anything unless we are
flexible enough to accept it. Carl Gustav Jung
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Flexible Judgment Keeps an open mind Minds are
like parachutes - they only function when they
are open. Sir James Dewar
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Learning Languages Puts effort into learning and
practising languages The limits of my language
should not be the limits of my world. Ludwig
Wittgenstein
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International Competencies Personal Autonomy
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Inner Purpose Guided by clear values and sense
of direction Obstacles cannot crush me. Every
obstacle yields to stern resolve. He who is
fixed to a star does not change his
mind. Leonardo da Vinci
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Focus On Goals Concentrates on achieving
objectives despite distractions You've got to
be careful Eeyore if you don't know where you
are going you might get lost. A. A. Milne
'Winnie the Pooh
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International Competencies Emotional Strength
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Resilience Bounces back after failure Pick
yourself up, dust yourself off and start all over
again. Jerome Kern
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Coping Equipped with effective ways of dealing
with pressure and stress If you are distressed
by anything external, the pain is not due to the
thing itself, but to your estimate of it and
this you have the power to revoke at any
moment. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
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Spirit of Adventure Eager to try new
experiences Only those who risk going too far
can possibly find out how far they can go. T. S.
Elliot
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International Competencies Perceptiveness
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Attuned Sensitive to non verbal means of
communication The most important thing in
communicating is to listen and hear whats not
being said. Peter Drucker
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Reflected Awareness Aware of the impression
he/she makes on other people Mirror Mirror on
the wall, am I the fairest of them all? Prussian
nursery rhyme
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International Competencies Listening Orientation
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Active Listening Ensures proper
understanding He who does not understand your
silence will not understand your words Elbert
Hubbard
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International Competencies Transparancy
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Clarity of Communication Uses clear and
straightforward language Crystal is like
language because the best glass is transparent
and crystal clear so it is with
language Beatrice Ward
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Exposing Intentions Clarifies the what, how and
why of intended actions When you present your
own ideas clearly and specifically - you
significantly increase their credibility. Stephen
Covey
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International Competencies Cultural Knowledge
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Information Gathering Takes time to find out
about other cultures To know the road ahead,
ask those coming back. Chinese Proverb
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Valuing Differences Openly expresses
appreciation of differences Greetings. I am
pleased to see we are different. May we together
become greater than the sum of both of
us Traditional Vulcan Greeting, Star Trek
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International Competencies Influencing
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Rapport Sets people at ease and builds
trust You cannot shake hands with a clenched
fist. Golda Meir
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Range of Styles Adopts influencing style to suit
the audience Among giants be a dwarf among
dwarfs be a giant, but among equals aim to be an
equal. Stanislaw Jilec
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Sensitivity to Context Seeks out the real
decision makers To know the pains of power, we
must go to those who have it to know its
pleasures, we must go to those who are seeking
it. Charles Caleb Colton
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International Competencies Synergy
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Creating New Alternatives Uses cultural
differences to synthesise new options The test
of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to
hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same
time, and still retain the ability to
function. F. Scott Fitzgerald
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