WorksheetsLeader in Me Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Making a plan and setting goals for myself.
Thinking about my future.
Begin with the End in Mind
Be Proactive
Put First things First
Think Win-Win
Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood
I study for a big test in Math
Big rock
Little rock
Prioritizing tasks, staying organized and staying focused.
Trying to stay on task.
Put First things First
Be Proactive
Begin with the End in Mind
Think Win-Win
Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood
Valuing the strengths of others.
Working as a team.
Synergize
Be Proactive
Begin with the End in Mind
Put First things First
Think Win-Win
You watch your little brother playing T-ball (baseball). He never hits the ball when it is pitched to him. Which scenario represents a fixed mindset?
He swings and misses and they lose the game. He tells me after his game that he hates this game and wants to quit. He will never get better so why try?
He swings and misses and they lose the game. He tells me after his game that he loses, that he is getting better everyday.
Listening to others and not interrupting.
Trying to understand others' perspective and being open.
Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood
Be Proactive
Begin with the End in Mind
Put First things First
Think Win-Win
Looking for solutions to problems.
Being kind and cooperative with others.
Think Win-Win
Be Proactive
Begin with the End in Mind
Put First things First
Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood
You enter into a race. You and a friend both finish in the top three but your friend beats you. If you have an "abundance mentality" what is something you would NOT do.
A) Feel that you both have talent, your friend just happens to be better at running.
B) Celebrate your friend's success.
C) Congratulate your friend on winning and tell others about it.
D) Compare yourself and your friend. Feel sad for not being as smart as her.
Which of the following is NOT a real-life example where someone would see the habit Synergize in action?
A) A band; multiple different instruments working together to make a lovely song.
B) Soccer; everyone has a common goal of winning and cannot win without others.
C) A bakery; one person takes the order, two people bake the cake, others decorate it.
D) A farmer's market; Farmers sell similar vegetables in the same place, competing with each other and hoping customers buy from them.
Taking care of myself. Balancing work and play. Growing as a person.
Sharpen the Saw
Be Proactive
Begin with the End in Mind
Put First things First
Think Win-Win
Imagine you overheard a friend saying unkind things to you. Your friend does not know you overheard the conversation. You feel hurt. What is a proactive response?
A) Calmly share how you feel and allow them to explain. Give them a second chance.
B) Yell at them. They hurt your feelings.
C) Call them names.
D) Decide they are not a good friend and give them the silent treatment.
You need to put a piece of furniture together. What is one way you can begin with the end in mind during this task.
A) Play music to help you stay focused.
B) Calmly put the furniture together, one step at a time.
C) View a picture of the piece of furniture already assembled before stating.
D) Ask others to help, and work as a team.
You had a wonderful weekend and can't wait to see your friends to tell them all about it. As you are speaking, your best friend interrupts you to tell about his weekend instead. Which habit does your friend NOT understand.
A) Synergize
B) Seek first to understand, then to be understood
C) Be proactive
D) Sharpen the saw
Part of being a leader is using the habit Sharpen the saw. Which of the scenarios shows this habit in practice?
A) You binge watch your favorite show on Netflix for hours. You forget to do homework and get very little sleep.
B) You hang out with friends at the park and get dinner. You forget to wish your grandpa a Happy birthday.
C) You exercise then stretch to calm your mind. You have dinner with family then read a chapter from a new book.
D) You sleep in. You eat a huge lunch and then go back to sleep.
An accountability partner should NOT ...
A) support you to reach your goal
B) keep you responsible for reaching your goals
C) criticize you if you don't reach your goals
D) give you advice at how to reach your goals
A wildly important goal follows a specific structure. Which of the following is NOT a wildly important goal?
A) I will get better at sports.
B) I will go from scoring 3 points to 6 points in basketball by the end of the season.
C) I will go from reading 2 pages each night before bed to 5 by next month.
I make a sandwich for lunch tomorrow
Big rock
Little rock
I want to learn how to ski, but I know I'm going to be bad at it.
Growth mindset
Lag measure
Fixed mindset
Lead measure
You watch your little brother playing T-ball (baseball). He never hits the ball when it is pitched to him. Which scenario represents a growth mindset?
He swings and misses and they lose the game. He tells me after his game that he hates this game and wants to quit. He will never get better so why try?
He swings and misses and they lose the game. He tells me after his game that he loses, that he is getting better everyday.
