Habit One: Being Proactive

What does Proactivity mean?

• The understanding of professional sports.

• The influence we have on people.

• The initiative we take to be responsible for ourselves.

• The limits we set for ourselves.

What is the Circle of Influence?

• The things that are out of our control.

• The things that we can take control of.

• The Circle of Concern.

• How we affect other people every day.

What is the Circle of Concern?

• Goal setting based on concerns.

• The things we can take control of.

• A positive, proactive mindset.

• The things that we have no control over.

What is Self-Paradigm?

• Societal laws

• The use of social media to represent yourself.

• A graph.

• Self-awareness, being able to take a step back.

What is an example of proactive language?

• "Does this represent my best work?"

• "This is how I was raised."

• "I can't do it!"

• "He makes me so mad!"

What is an example of proactive language?

• "There's nothing I can do!"

• "I control my own feelings!"

• "I have to go."

• "They won't allow me."

What is an example of reactive language?

• "Is this a representation of my best work?"

• "I will choose an appropriate response."

• "I can't do this essay!"

• "Let's look at alternatives!"

How can you apply being proactive in your day-to-day life?

What are the three social maps? (Choose all that apply)

• Genetic Determinism

• Enviornmental Determinism

• Psychic Determinism

• Social Determinism

What is a fixed mindset?

• Your intelligence can be enhanced.

• Yor talents can be better with practice.

• You're able to form a habit.

• Your intelligence and talents cannot grow beyond what it is.