SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ISSUE

S U P E R ‘V ’
[1990-2010] Celebrating 20 Years of Leaning, Fellowship and Growth

Volume XXI, Issue 3

How to Win any Debate or Argument? Special ID Issue - February
Decide Your Purpose “Invoke a Principle” “Be Courteous”
Editor: Jc.K.V.Vinay

Winning at once vs. winning in
the long run
“Size up the Opposition”
Quotes of Note
• Be who you are and say what
Principles are permanent you feel, because those who
Courtesy requires that you listen.
“Ask Questions” mind don't matter and those who
“What do you mean by...?” matter don't mind. - Dr. Seuss
“Use Understatement”
“Isn’t it true that...?” • "One important key to success is
self-confidence. An important key
to self-confidence is prepara-
tion." - Arthur Ashe

Right questions = right answers

Understatement stresses your
Don’t assume anything point better and more subtly.
“Make Eye Contact”
“Get Relevant Facts” Admit Blunders-Move on

Be Prepared, if you want to win. Use the pair of eyes rightly

Disarm your opponent easily

Star Technique to Answer Interview Questions

The Top 10 Leadership Qualities

Stress is Just a Word

Stress = Problems In Our Lives Problems that occur inside our bod-
ies (feeling nervous, feeling angry,
tense muscles, and upset stomach).

Stress = Problems Inside And Out-

side Our Body
Problems that occur outside our
bodies (such as traffic jams, family
problems, financial problems, and
noisy neighbors)
Instead of saying "I've got stress,"
you should say to yourself "I'VE GOT
PROBLEMS IN MY LIFE THAT ARE
PAINFUL OR TROUBLING TO ME." jcivizag@gmail.com