WorksheetsHabit 3: Begin with the End in Mind
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 29mins
The biggest challenge you are facing right now in your teen life is:
Academic pressure
Financial planning for retirement
Raising children
Managing a business team
Which of the following is a common challenge that teens face on a daily or weekly basis?
Balancing schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and social life
Retiring from a long career
Managing a household budget for a family
Planning for retirement investments
Fill in the blank: Habit 1 is _________.
Be Proactive
Think Win-Win
Put First Things First
Synergize
Which habit is described by the quote: "Decide where you want to go and how you'll get there"?
Be Proactive
Begin with the end in mind
Put first things first
Fill in the blank: Habit 3 is _________.
Put first things first
Begin with the end in mind
Think win-win
Sharpen the saw
What does 'Put first things first' mean according to Habit 3? Fill in the blank:
Get there! Don't let deserts and roadblocks knock you off the right path!
Always do what is easiest first, even if it's not important.
Ignore your priorities and focus on fun activities.
Procrastinate important tasks until the last minute.
What is Will-Power according to Habit 3? Fill in the blank:
The strength to say YES to your most important things.
The ability to avoid all responsibilities.
The desire to always say NO to everything.
The habit of ignoring important tasks.
What is Won't Power according to Habit 3? Fill in the blank:
The strength to say NO to less important things and peer pressure.
The ability to always say YES to new opportunities.
The habit of ignoring all responsibilities.
The power to control others' actions.
Fill in the blank: One part is learning to _______ and manage your time.
prioritize
ignore
delay
forget
Fill in the blank: One part is learning to overcome _______ and peer pressure.
fear
happiness
excitement
curiosity
What does 'Important' mean in the context of time management?
Pressing things that demand immediate attention
Your first things, activities that contribute to your mission and your goals, your most important things
Things that can be ignored
Activities that are fun but not necessary
What does 'Urgent' mean in the context of time management?
Activities that contribute to your mission and goals
Pressing things, in-your-face things, activities that demand immediate attention
Things that can be done later
Activities that are not important
According to the passage, what happens when we focus on urgent things?
The important things get pushed aside
We achieve our goals faster
Nothing changes
We become less busy
According to the image, what should the statement 'There is not enough time in the day!' actually say?
There is not enough ORGANIZED time in the day.
There is too much time in the day.
There is not enough work in the day.
There is not enough sleep in the day.
What is the motto of 'The Procrastinator' in Quadrant 1?
Never give up
I'm going to stop procrastinating... LATER
Work hard, play hard
Do it now
Which of the following is an example of a Q1 thing that we can't control?
A) Last minute meeting
B) Planning ahead
C) Finishing early
D) Setting goals
By putting things off, like projects or cramming for tests, people become a ________.
stress case
genius
early bird
relaxation expert
Spending too much time procrastinating can cause which of the following?
Stress and anxiety
Burnout
Mediocre performance
All of the above
According to the information about Quadrant 3: The "Yes" Person, what is one result of spending too much time in this quadrant?
Being a people pleaser
Gaining more discipline
Becoming more assertive
Ignoring others
According to the information about Quadrant 3: The "Yes" Person, what is one result of spending too much time in this quadrant?
A) Lack of discipline
B) Improved time management
C) Increased confidence
D) Better relationships
According to the information about Quadrant 3: The "Yes" Person, what does it feel like for people who spend too much time here?
Feeling like a doormat for others to wipe their feet on
Feeling empowered
Feeling respected
Feeling motivated
What is the motto of Quadrant 4: The Slacker? Fill in the blank: The motto is "_____."
Let's just hang out
Work hard, play hard
Always be prepared
Stay focused and win
Which of the following is NOT a result of being in Quadrant 4: The Slacker?
Lack of responsibility
Guilt
Flakiness
Increased productivity
Quadrant 4: The Slacker is described as loving anything in excess, such as too much T.V., too much sleep, too much time on the phone or web, and too much time at the mall.
True
False
Fill in the blank: The category of Quadrant 4 is waste and _____
excess
efficiency
planning
urgency
What appears to be relaxation in Quadrant 4 turns into what?
Wasted time
Productivity
Success
Achievement
According to the passage, what is the motto of the Prioritizer?
Last things first
First things first
Do it later
Never do it
Fill in the blank: The Prioritizer has the simple but powerful habit of ______ ahead.
planning
guessing
forgetting
rushing
Which of the following is NOT a result of spending time as a Prioritizer?
Control of your life
Balance
High performance
Procrastination
One result of spending time in Quadrant 2 as described in the passage is:
Increased effectiveness and personal growth
More time spent on urgent tasks
Higher levels of stress and anxiety
Decreased productivity and focus
Select an example of a task or behavior that fits the 'Procrastinator' quadrant (Urgent, Not Important).
Responding to unnecessary emails immediately
Completing a major project ahead of deadline
Planning long-term career goals
Attending a critical business meeting
Select an example of a task or behavior that fits the 'Yes Person' quadrant (Urgent, Important).
Responding immediately to a critical client email
Organizing your desk for the week
Planning a vacation for next year
Reading a book for leisure
Select an example of a task or behavior that fits the 'Slacker' quadrant (Not Urgent, Not Important).
Browsing social media aimlessly
Completing a project due tomorrow
Responding to an urgent work email
Attending a scheduled meeting
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Set realistic goals
Ignore your tasks
Wait until the last minute
Do nothing
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Just start
Watch TV all day
Forget your homework
Skip your tasks
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Do school work when your energy level is at its highest
Do school work when you are tired
Only work at night
Never do your school work
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Break large tasks into smaller ones
Take on everything at once
Leave tasks unfinished
Ignore your assignments
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Work for realistic periods of time
Work non-stop without breaks
Never take breaks
Work only when forced
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Avoid study marathons (like all-nighters)
Study all night without sleep
Never study
Only study at the last minute
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Create an effective place to do your school work
Work in a noisy place
Do your work anywhere
Never organize your workspace
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Allow extra time for unexpected things
Never plan for surprises
Ignore interruptions
Always stick to the same schedule
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Do the most difficult tasks first (eat your veggies before dessert)
Do the easiest tasks first
Only do fun tasks
Leave hard tasks for last
Which of the following is a way to avoid procrastination?
Reward yourself when you have finished tasks on time
Never reward yourself
Only reward yourself for unfinished tasks
Ignore your accomplishments
Identifying what things we should consider important, necessary, and 'other stuff' is essential for making thoughtful decisions.
It helps prioritize and organize our values and needs.
It ensures we ignore all responsibilities.
It makes us focus only on unimportant things.
It prevents us from considering what matters.
The 'Big rocks' in your life refer to:
The most important priorities or values
Small daily tasks
Unimportant distractions
Minor inconveniences
'Pebbles' in your life refer to which of the following?
Tasks of moderate importance
Major life goals
Trivial distractions
Unimportant activities
The 'Sand' in your life refers to:
The small, less important things you do daily
Your main goals and priorities
The people who support you
The challenges you face
The main reason that keeps you from putting them first consistently is:
Personal priorities or commitments
Lack of resources
External encouragement
Frequent recognition
According to the passage, the 'Comfort Zone' is a place where people tend to stay because:
It feels safe and familiar, making people avoid risks and challenges.
It is the only place where people can learn new things.
It is a physical location where people gather to relax.
It is a zone where people are forced to try new experiences.
The passage says, 'a mistake made more than once is a choice.' What does this mean in the context of staying in the comfort zone?
It means repeatedly staying in the comfort zone is a conscious decision, not just an accident.
It means mistakes are always unavoidable when in the comfort zone.
It means staying in the comfort zone is always the best option.
It means making mistakes in the comfort zone is not important.
What is preventing you from hitting your mark?
A lack of focus is preventing you from hitting your mark.
Consistent practice is preventing you from hitting your mark.
Proper technique is preventing you from hitting your mark.
Clear goals are preventing you from hitting your mark.
To reach the next level, what should you START doing?
Identify and implement new strategies
Stop all current activities
Ignore feedback and advice
Continue with the same routine
To reach the next level, what should you stop doing?
Continuing unproductive habits
Setting specific goals
Seeking feedback
Learning new skills
To reach the next level, what should you START doing?
Take specific new actions
Stop current habits
Ignore feedback
Maintain the status quo
Identify what you need to STOP doing in order to reach the next level.
Continuing unproductive habits
Setting new goals
Seeking feedback
Improving your skills
Match the following
stress
The body’s biological reaction to threat
stress management systems
A habit or plan to manage stress
goals
Objectives people set for themselves
habits
Actions that someone performs routinely
