Unit 1: Self Leadership Flashcard

Front

Time is fleeting. You never get it back once it gone. Leaders understand this truth, and they manage their time wisely. What does this imply?

Back

Opportunity Statue

Front

When life goes bad, people blame someone else for the problem. Drivers and Passengers, The Half-Hearted Mountain Climber, The Discipline Bridge, Emotional Fuel

Back

Drivers and Passengers

Front

Over time, discipline is not a burden. It makes the journey easier if you’ll hang with it.

Back

The Discipline Bridge

Front

Strong leaders identify their underlying strengths to read the underlying strengths of those around them.

Back

The Golden Buddha

Front

Leaders possess commitment. They cannot be involved without being committed. What does this imply?

Back

The Half-Hearted Mountain Climber

Front

Leaders can begin to depend on their gift for success, to the neglect of their character.

Back

The Oversized Gift

Front

Leaders can merely reflect the climate around them, or they can set it. What does this analogy refer to?

Back

Thermostat & Thermometers

Front

Leaders need people in their lives who don’t take from them, but who replenish them. If they don’t have this network of people in place, they will use their followers to meet this need.

Back

Emotional Fuel

Front

Leadership is 10% skill and 90% character. What concept does this statement relate to?

Back

The Iceberg

Front

Leaders must feed themselves for personal growth, sometimes before feeding others.

Back

The Starving Baker