Dr. Scott Fitzgibbon

Dr. Scott Fitzgibbon He has earned a doctorate in education, a master of education degree in personnel services and counseling, and a bachelors degree in business finance.

Dr. Fitzgibbon is a distributor and consultant for The Pacific Institute, Wiley Publishing and EduReady, specializing in cognitive-behavioral training directed toward affecting employee and student retention and persistence. Dr. Fitzgibbon has designed and implemented professional development training and evaluation initiatives for proprietary and traditional educational organizations, healthcare

and service providers and manufacturing. He is a practicing Licensed Professional Counselor and behavior health provider for High Mark Blue Cross Blue Shield and Health America. Having been involved with proprietary education since 1991, Dr. Fitzgibbon has worked extensively with proprietary school administrators and faculty specializing in cognitive-behavioral training, adult learning, learning centered approach toward management and teaching, student motivation and retention, teamwork and organizational communication. He has guest lectured for numerous proprietary school state association meetings and Career College Association events. Dr. Fitzgibbon has been a Master Facilitator of The Pacific Institute's 'Thought Patterns for a Successful Career' student program since 1995.

05/11/2020

As the world begins to re-opens and we transition to the new normals of daily life, it is important to reflect as to how our past experiences guide the decisions we make in the present. If many decisions today are heavily influenced by experiences from the past, then be deliberate and intentional on which past experiences have the most influence.

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Worrying is not helpful or healthy at all. It is negative goal-setting because you are giving way to anxiety and rather ...
05/04/2020

Worrying is not helpful or healthy at all. It is negative goal-setting because you are giving way to anxiety and rather than looking forward to what is possible, you are dwelling upon the difficulties around you. The opposite of worry or anxiety is certainty, peacefulness, calmness, or happiness. If you are mired in anxiety and look forward to certainty or peacefulness, you ask yourself, “Is the goal of certainty or peacefulness bigger than me or am I bigger than it?”

Worrying is not helpful or healthy at all. It is negative goal-setting because you are giving way to anxiety and rather than looking forward to what is possi...

Our attitude toward a goal drives our motivation to achieve the goal or to stay the same.  If the goal is strong enough,...
04/27/2020

Our attitude toward a goal drives our motivation to achieve the goal or to stay the same. If the goal is strong enough, important enough, or of enough value to us, we are motivated to act, but if it is not, we won't.

Our attitude toward a goal drives our motivation to achieve the goal or to stay the same. If the goal is strong enough, important enough, or of enough value ...

In order to release your potential and make changes, new behaviors need to be identified to match your new expectation a...
04/20/2020

In order to release your potential and make changes, new behaviors need to be identified to match your new expectation and then repeated to the point where they become new habits. If not, you will continue to act in a manner that supports your existing picture, the way you have always behaved, regardless of whether it is close to your actual potential or not.

In order to release your potential and make changes, new behaviors need to be identified to match your new expectation and then repeated to the point where t...

Patience is the quality to be able to tolerate something that takes a long time. Permanent, lasting change cannot be imp...
04/13/2020

Patience is the quality to be able to tolerate something that takes a long time. Permanent, lasting change cannot be imposed from the outside. Change must happen from the inside, but seeing the impact of your personal growth on those that are most important to you can provide a tremendous drive to make it happen. It's not easy to make a change, but it is possible, and it's more likely when the change, the outcome you intend becomes more important to you than staying the same.

Patience is the quality to be able to tolerate something that takes a long time. Permanent, lasting change cannot be imposed from the outside. Change must ha...

As we strive to create a new normal and move ourselves and those around us forward, how do we remain positive when the r...
04/06/2020

As we strive to create a new normal and move ourselves and those around us forward, how do we remain positive when the realities of the pandemic circumstances leave us feeling pretty grim and depressed? The answer resides in our perception of what it is we believe is within our control.

As we strive to create a new normal and move ourselves and those around us forward, how do we remain positive when the realities of the pandemic circumstance...

Creating a new normal or goal accomplishment is a process, not a one-time activity.  If you found yourself initially ene...
03/30/2020

Creating a new normal or goal accomplishment is a process, not a one-time activity.

If you found yourself initially energized in the pursuit of a new normal only to have your energy and inspiration wane, don’t give up, just start again, but this time commit to the process. By pursuing a new normal, you are deliberately causing disorder within your life, intentionally creating a problem, not an unhealthy problem, but rather a wanted future state, an aspiration, something different than your present reality. In order to change your mind, you need to continually update your imagination to meet your future expectation, the new normal. In fact, we want to be out of order if we are going to seek and be our best.

Creating a new normal or goal accomplishment is a process, not a one-time activity. If you found yourself initially energized in the pursuit of a new normal ...

Creating a New Normal // Dr. Scott Fitzgibbon As we navigate these challenging times, it is important to focus on what w...
03/23/2020

Creating a New Normal // Dr. Scott Fitzgibbon

As we navigate these challenging times, it is important to focus on what we can control.

We control what we think. You have influence over your immediate household and how those that look up to you think and act. In a few minutes, I am hoping to share some thoughts as to how we can move from a comfort zone of what used to be normal toward creating a “new normal” as that is what we are all facing in our lives right now. The new normal for each of us first begins with our imaginations, then we use the positive emotions associated with the “new normal” to direct our corrective energy forward.

As we navigate these challenging times, it is important to focus on what we can control. We control what we think. You have influence over your immediate hou...

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