Habit 5

Which one is Habit 5?

• Synergize

• Be proactive

• Seek first to understand, then to be understood

• Begin with the end in mind

What is Habit 5 about?

• Being proactive

• Communication

• Figthing

• Resolving problems

Is it important to have this permanent habit as part of my/your life? Why?

• No, because it's only for school

• Besides life skills, this habit can help you communicate

• Yes, because it can help you plan your life ahead of time

• Given that I will just read it, I won't use it

Select a example of Habit 5

• I ignore my friend. I don't care what he says. In other words, I will prioritize myself above all others

• I only listen to parts of his story. Tha way, I get the main idea and ignore him. He isn't equally important as compared to me

• I "pretend" to listen to my friend. Why should I care?

• I listen to my friend. That way, he listens to me

What benefits can you get from this habit?

• You can make more in less time

• You can achieve better thing in life

• In this case, this habit helps you communicate better

• Organize your life better

How many poor listening styles are there?

• 3

• 5

• 6

• 4

Spacing out is...

• someone is talking but you ignore them because your mind is zoned out

• you're not actually paying attention but you are pretending you are

• you pay attention to part of the conversation that interests you

• you pay attention to the words but not the point of the story

• you apply everything you hear to your own point of view

Pretend listening is...

• someone is talking but you ignore them because your mind is zoned out

• you're not actually paying attention but you are pretending you are

• you pay attention to part of the conversation that interests you

• you pay attention to the words but not the point of the story

• you apply everything you hear to your own point of view

Selective listening is...

• someone is talking but you ignore them because your mind is zoned out

• you're not actually paying attention but you are pretending you are

• you pay attention to part of the conversation that interests you

• you pay attention to the words but not the point of the story

• you apply everything you hear to your own point of view

Word listening is...

• someone is talking but you ignore them because your mind is zoned out

• you're not actually paying attention but you are pretending you are

• you pay attention to part of the conversation that interests you

• you pay attention to the words but not the point of the story

• you apply everything you hear to your own point of view