________________ people take responsibility for their choices.

_________________ people believe “setbacks” equal “opportunities.”

_________________ people make choices based on “values.”

The "belief that the world owes you something" is called ________________________.

_________________ people blame others.

____________________ people make choices based on "impulse."

________________ people are easily offended.

Reactive choices take _______________ away from you.

What type of people think about solutions and options?

“There’s nothing I can do." This is an example of _____________________ language.

Which "power tool" does this person possess?

I can stand apart from myself and observe my thoughts and actions.

Which "power tool" does this person possess?

I can listen to my inner voice to know right from wrong.

Which "power tool" does this person possess?

I can envision new possibilities.

Which "power tool" does this person possess?

I have the power to choose.

Sometimes life is moving so fast that we instantly react to everything out of sheer habit.

Push ____________, get control, and think about how you want to respond, you’ll make smarter decisions.

Your first things, activities that contribute to your mission and your goals, are __________________ things.

Habit 2 says, "Begin..."

Habit 3 says, "Put..."

Finish the quote: "Control your own ____________, or someone else will." ~ Habit 2

According to S. Covey, things that "have to be done ASAP, in-your-face things, activities that DEMAND immediate attention," are called ______________ things.

Name that person: I feel stress and anxiety. I feel burnt out. I have mediocre performance.

Name that person: I feel like a follower rather than a leader. I lack discipline. I feel like a doormat for others to wipe their feet on.

Name that person: I lack responsibility. I feel guilt. Some people call me flaky. I often miss out on adventures.

Name that person: I feel control over my life. I strive for balance in all things. I excel with high performance.

Things I enjoy doing, relaxing, ease, safety and security, freedom from risk, and things I'm accustomed to are all within my ________________ zone.

Things I'm afraid of, never tried, that are difficult, unexplored, that require bravery, and represent opportunity are within my ________________ zone.

Habit 3 says, "Never let your ________________ make your decisions."

T/F Not all peer pressure is bad.

Habit 3 says, "Don't sacrifice your future for a brief moment of ____________."

The strength to say yes to your important/first things, and the ability to say no to less important/urgent things is called ___________ __________.

Another word for one's values or beliefs is _________________.

A ___________ ______________ __________________ is like a personal credo or motto that states what your life is about, what your goals are for your future, where you stand with your beliefs.

One who "begins with the end in mind," will also..."

Habit 4: Think ________ - ________!

Habit 5: Seek first to _______________________, then to be _____________________.

Name that attitude:

"Everyone can win!"

"There's plenty of success to go around."

"Life is an all-you-can-eat buffet!"

Name that attitude:

full of pride

uses other people

gets ahead at the expense of other people

gossips, spreads rumors

jealous and insecure

Name that attitude:

"I constantly find myself saying that I'm dumb."

"I'd rather take the blame than get into an argument."

sets low expectations

gives in to peer pressure

Name that attitude:

"If I'm going down, then you're going with me."

• wants to win at any cost
• possessive in relationships
• often jealous
• only feels secure when they're constantly with another person

"________________________ are the stuff life's made of."

T/F Competition is always a good thing!

When is competition a "good thing?"

To what object does the author compare a win-win person?

To what object does the author compare a lose-lose person?

To what object does the author compare the win-lose person?

To what object does the author compare the lose-win person?

Feeling that you’re not good enough or comparing yourself to others are signs of low _______-___________.

According to the text, "The deepest need of the human heart is to be ____________________."

In this style of poor listening, the "listener ONLY pays attention to what interests them."

In this style of poor listening, one "listens ONLY from THEIR OWN point-of-view."

In this style of poor listening, one "listens ONLY to words and pays no attention to body language."

What type of "messages" communicate best, according to the text?

True/False In a conflict, what one needs most is advice.

What is the role of a "mediator?"