The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

Thinking win-win is about:

• Finding solutions where only you benefit

• Making others lose

• Finding solutions where everyone benefits

• Ignoring others' needs

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Being proactive means:

• Reacting to everything immediately

• Taking control and making decisions

• Ignoring problems

• Waiting for others to act

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What is the first habit of highly effective people?

• Put First Things First

• Be Proactive

• Think Win-Win

• Synergize

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A personal mission statement helps you:

• Have a clear goal

• Work alone

• Avoid others

• Stay busy all the time

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Why should we listen to others before speaking?

• To make them feel bad

• To understand their point of view

• To interrupt them

• To talk more

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What does "put first things first" mean?

• Always finish everything quickly

• Prioritize your tasks

• Never take breaks

• Listen to others

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Which habit talks about starting with a clear goal in mind?

• Synergize

• Begin with the End in Mind

• Sharpen the Saw

• Be Proactive

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What is a win-win situation?

• Only one person benefits

• Both people benefit

• No one benefits

• Everyone loses

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Sharpening the saw means:

• Improving yourself

• Cutting wood

• Avoiding work

• Working non-stop

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Synergize means:

• Working alone

• Doing everything yourself

• Working together

• Taking a break

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