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Lecture 57- Life Skills-II — Transcript

by SWAYAM BHU · 1,270 words · 211 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:17Hello friends, welcome back to lecture 2
  2. 0:21of module 12 of the stress management
  3. 0:24course. I'm your host Shubrasa and this
  4. 0:29section will take you to a tour of the
  5. 0:32basic life skills and how they f are
  6. 0:37proved to be beneficial for us.
  7. 0:42So basic life skills includes a bouquet
  8. 0:46of skills which can be implemented as
  9. 0:50and when required.
  10. 0:53First of them is called selfawwareness.
  11. 0:57This is basically being conscious about
  12. 1:00oneself
  13. 1:02through reflection or introspection.
  14. 1:06When I say that it is about being
  15. 1:09conscious of oneself means being aware
  16. 1:13of one's thoughts, intentions, emotions
  17. 1:18and their causes, their actual causes
  18. 1:21and their probable consequences.
  19. 1:25If we simply know about ourselves
  20. 1:28correctly, many of the problems of our
  21. 1:32life can be solved.
  22. 1:34The second skill of life is the critical
  23. 1:38thinking ability which involves
  24. 1:41reflective thinking to make decisions
  25. 1:45about what to believe or do.
  26. 1:49What should I believe? What should I
  27. 1:52not?
  28. 1:53Why should I work in a certain manner?
  29. 1:56Why should I comply with the command
  30. 1:59which is being given to me? And all
  31. 2:02these wise should be answered in a very
  32. 2:06logical manner.
  33. 2:08This logical thinking
  34. 2:11and removing of the ideas which are
  35. 2:15found illogical
  36. 2:18irrational is called critical thinking
  37. 2:22where I'm questioning my own thoughts
  38. 2:25and also my own way of thinking about a
  39. 2:28particular thing where I'm conscious
  40. 2:32about the reasons the logics on which I
  41. 2:36base my decision
  42. 2:38I base my thinking my principles.
  43. 2:42This particular thing is called critical
  44. 2:45thinking. So I am no way claiming that I
  45. 2:50am an uh you know person free of all
  46. 2:54kind of errors as a human being.
  47. 2:57Everybody is open to commit certain
  48. 3:00errors. But the important aspect is
  49. 3:05whether I accept that I am uh I can do
  50. 3:09certain errors. Whether I am conscious
  51. 3:12for looking my errors and then
  52. 3:15correcting them in future. If I'm
  53. 3:18behaving in this way, I am engaged in
  54. 3:21critical thinking. I'm not only uh
  55. 3:24thinking of the advantages of what I do
  56. 3:28or say but also the possible
  57. 3:30disadvantages. I also keep an eye over
  58. 3:34where I went wrong and I genuinely try
  59. 3:38to improve over this particular aspect.
  60. 3:42So taken together this thing is called
  61. 3:46critical thinking.
  62. 3:48Then creative thinking means am I able
  63. 3:52to do out ofthebox thinking means can I
  64. 3:56generate ideas and solutions which are
  65. 3:59not conventional rather innovative
  66. 4:02which makes them more suitable to solve
  67. 4:06problems of the current era which is in
  68. 4:09many ways different from the earlier
  69. 4:11times.
  70. 4:13If I do means I'll be able to provide
  71. 4:17more solutions during a brainstorming
  72. 4:20session. Whenever I'm thinking of a
  73. 4:22problem which needs to be solved,
  74. 4:26I can look at the situation from a f
  75. 4:29fresh perspective. I can get new
  76. 4:32insights from it that will help me
  77. 4:34greatly in solving that problem.
  78. 4:38So creative thinking also includes
  79. 4:41fluency, originality and elaboration of
  80. 4:46ideas. It requires resistance to closer
  81. 4:50or keeping an open mind. Means I don't
  82. 4:54want to close my thinking rather I want
  83. 4:57to keep it open and let the ideas flow
  84. 5:00to me from all directions out of which I
  85. 5:04can do some wonders by assimilating them
  86. 5:08by combining them in a new innovative
  87. 5:11way. Then decision making is another
  88. 5:15important skill and it is basically a
  89. 5:18process of identifying and choosing from
  90. 5:22different options. When there are more
  91. 5:24than one possibility
  92. 5:27existing
  93. 5:29uh for a particular issue
  94. 5:33for us it is sometimes difficult to
  95. 5:35select the correct one. This is called
  96. 5:38the process of decision making that out
  97. 5:41of all possible solutions which one I'm
  98. 5:44going to choose and why if I'm good at
  99. 5:48this exercise of course my life will be
  100. 5:52very much smooth but if I either dare
  101. 5:57either I fear making decisions so I
  102. 6:00simply push it towards other people or I
  103. 6:04take decisions in haste or I take
  104. 6:07decisions without proper planning and
  105. 6:10understanding of the thing. It may cause
  106. 6:13me a lot of stress in future.
  107. 6:18Problem solving is a closely related
  108. 6:21process where I utilized my knowledge
  109. 6:24and skills to manage unfamiliar
  110. 6:28situations.
  111. 6:30Uh this is of course not like following
  112. 6:33a set of algorithm that computers do but
  113. 6:37human minds can handle more complex
  114. 6:40manner uh problems than what we do with
  115. 6:44the help of computers
  116. 6:47and it requires
  117. 6:49a complicated way of thinking and
  118. 6:53thinking about the situation and
  119. 6:55utilizing the knowledge that we have.
  120. 6:59Next is effective communication.
  121. 7:02Nobody
  122. 7:04can be unaware of the importance of this
  123. 7:07particular part. Effective
  124. 7:08communication. So whenever we try to
  125. 7:12share our ideas with other people, how
  126. 7:14good we are in doing it. uh can I
  127. 7:20correctly convey my own thoughts, my
  128. 7:23ideas, my perceptions to others and
  129. 7:27correctly understand their ideas, their
  130. 7:32perspectives, their messages which they
  131. 7:35are sending to me.
  132. 7:38If this communication is effective, it
  133. 7:42is going to help us a lot in achieving
  134. 7:47success in life. Then comes the
  135. 7:50interpersonal relationships.
  136. 7:54Man is sometimes referred to as a social
  137. 7:58animal means something that cannot live
  138. 8:02in isolation.
  139. 8:04Wherever we live, we need people around
  140. 8:07us for a number of reasons. It is not
  141. 8:10only that they help us doing our task,
  142. 8:14but their presence is most of the time
  143. 8:18relaxing and assuring that somebody is
  144. 8:21there. It refreshes me. Whenever I get
  145. 8:24bored, I can simply walk and uh have a
  146. 8:27chat with my friends or people around
  147. 8:30me. So having interpersonal relationship
  148. 8:32is very important for emotion regulation
  149. 8:36for you know uh having a sense of
  150. 8:39reassurance and safety and belongingness
  151. 8:44and therefore
  152. 8:46initiating and maintaining relationship
  153. 8:49is also a kind of a skill one must have.
  154. 8:54Empathy is the next set of skill that we
  155. 8:57must have and it refers to the
  156. 9:00understanding and sharing the feeling of
  157. 9:03another person by putting oneself into
  158. 9:08his place or her place.
  159. 9:11This is simply means seeing the world
  160. 9:14from somebody else's perspective.
  161. 9:18Another
  162. 9:19life skill which is important is coping
  163. 9:24with stress. How much stress tolerance
  164. 9:26or coping strategies I have?
  165. 9:31Coping with emotions, whether I'm able
  166. 9:34to manage my emotion and manage my
  167. 9:37feeling, whether I know how to discharge
  168. 9:40them in a socially sanctioned way.
  169. 9:44And of course coping with the problem,
  170. 9:48coping with the situation also is a big
  171. 9:52skill which individuals require if they
  172. 9:56want to live a happy and contended life.
  173. 10:01What could be the consequence of
  174. 10:04employing these life skills in different
  175. 10:07domains of life? Well, we can have very
  176. 10:10explicit positive consequences
  177. 10:13like improved mental health. Our mental
  178. 10:17health will get improved due to this.
  179. 10:20The bonds that we share with other
  180. 10:22people will get strengthened by having
  181. 10:26this kind of tools in our behavioral
  182. 10:29repertoire.
  183. 10:31We can become more resilient that is
  184. 10:34able to tolerate more stress than
  185. 10:37before.
  186. 10:38And also I am capable of answering back.
  187. 10:43I'm capable of rising up again and again
  188. 10:47whenever I'm confronted with problems.
  189. 10:52Then the decision making ability
  190. 10:54improves
  191. 10:56and the confidence level also get boosts
  192. 11:01because of such life skills.
  193. 11:06So this was all about the summary of
  194. 11:10life skills and some of them will be
  195. 11:14elaborated separately in the upcoming
  196. 11:18lectures.
  197. 11:20So here is a quick recap which says that
  198. 11:23in this module we have learned about
  199. 11:26basic set of life skills which includes
  200. 11:29a number of skills like self-awareness,
  201. 11:32critical thinking, creative thinking,
  202. 11:35decision making and problem solving,
  203. 11:37effective communication, interpersonal
  204. 11:40relationships and so on. And we also
  205. 11:44uh discuss some of their positive
  206. 11:47effects on life.
  207. 11:50Here is the list of recommended readings
  208. 11:53for you.
  209. 11:57Keep going through the list.
  210. 12:01Thank you very much for your patient
  211. 12:03listening. Thank you.

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