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• Professional Mindset Framework: The distinction between amateur and professional approach to recruiting:
- Treating recruiting as a true profession requiring structure and consistency
- Getting up early, dressing professionally, having a dedicated office space
- Following a disciplined daily schedule and routine
- Taking accountability for results without external pressure
• RPM (Rapid Planning Method) Framework from Tony Robbins:
- Start with clear outcomes rather than to-do lists
- Define specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-bound goals
- Identify the deeper purpose/why behind goals
- Create massive action plans only after establishing outcomes and purpose
- Build flexibility into schedules
• Mindset Training Methodology:
- Train mindset as much as skillset
- Daily mindset preparation routines
- Use of incantations and positive self-talk
- Journaling for self-reflection
- Controlling information input and environment
- Building mental resilience through consistent practice
• Identity-Based Success Framework:
- Carefully choosing and reinforcing identity statements (“I am” statements)
- Ensuring identity aligns with recruiting success rather than previous career
- Understanding people act consistently with their identity
- Regular reinforcement through verbal affirmations
- Creating environment and relationships that support desired identity
• Planning and Execution System:
- Use of Eisenhower Matrix (urgent/important quadrants)
- Calendar-based time blocking
- Regular planning cycles (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly)
- Setting alarms and maintaining schedule discipline
- Building in flexibility for unexpected situations
- Regular debrief and adjustment of plans
• NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Application in Recruiting:
- Understanding candidate communication preferences (visual, auditory, kinesthetic)
- Using future pacing techniques to help candidates envision opportunities
- Matching language patterns to improve rapport
- Utilizing questioning techniques to uncover true motivations
• Resilience Building Framework:
- Regular exercise and physical activity
- Accepting reality while focusing on controllable factors
- Understanding rejection as part of the process
- Maintaining perspective through gratitude
- Shortening recovery time from setbacks
- Continuous learning and skill development