7 Habits of Highly Effective People Quiz

What is the main difference between proactive and reactive people?

• Reactive people are more successful than proactive people.

• Proactive people never complain, while reactive people always complain.

• Reactive people are always happy, while proactive people are always sad.

• Proactive people focus on what they can control, while reactive people focus on what they cannot control.

What question should you ask yourself to align your actions with your goals?

• What is the government doing wrong?

• How can I make more money?

• What do I want people to say about me at my funeral?

• What do I want to eat today?

What is the third habit of highly effective people?

• Think win-win

• Begin with the end in mind

• Be proactive

• Put first things first

What is the disconnect mentioned in the third habit?

• Between our work and our leisure

• Between what we say is important and how we actually spend our time

• Between our goals and our actions

• Between our thoughts and our words

What is the main idea behind thinking win-win?

• Winning is everything

• Winning is not important

• For you to win, another person does not have to lose

• For you to win, another person must lose

What should you do before seeking to be understood?

• Seek first to understand

• Speak louder

• Ignore the other person

• Make your point clear

What is synergy?

• Working alone to achieve more

• The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

• Ignoring others' ideas

• Competing with others to be the best

What is the sixth habit of highly effective people?

• Be proactive

• Begin with the end in mind

• Synergize

• Sharpen the saw

What does 'sharpen the saw' mean?

• Taking time to improve oneself

• Cutting down trees faster

• Ignoring self-improvement

• Working harder without breaks

What is the seventh habit of highly effective people?

• Be proactive

• Begin with the end in mind

• Synergize

• Sharpen the saw