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28 Cards in this Set

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quadrant one
important and urgent
quadrant two
important and not urgent
quadrant three
not important but urgent
quadrant four
not important not urgent
do important actions first, before they
become urgent
self management tools
calendar, next actions list, waiting for list, tracking form, project folder
self-discipline
developing focus and persistence
self discipline tool
32 day commitment
to develop self-confidence
create success identity, celebrate talents, visualize purposeful actions
individualistic cultures
I/me, value independence
collectivistic culture
us/we, Asian or native American culture, work towards common group goal
study group suggestions
choose only creators, choose group goals and rules
active listening four steps
1. listen to understand
2. clear mind and remain silent
3. ask person to clarify or expand
4. reflect other persons thoughts or feelings
show respect
-pronounce names correctly
-use preferred term for a cultural group
-learn nonverbal behaviors
-see ppl as individuals not stereotypes
-avoid right/wrong games
-avoid microaggressions
-advocate for respect
patterns of ineffective behavior
placating and blaming
leveling
asserting truth as you see it
how to level:
communicate purposefully, honestly, and responsibly
key to effective request making
DAPPS- request should be dated, achievable, personal, positive, and specific
self awareness allows you to
identify when you're off course
scripts are
unconscious judgment that tells us what we do & that give directions on how to behave think and feel.
how did we write our personal scripts?
how others respond to us,
what significant adults said to us
(attributions and injunctions),
and observing behavior of significant adults
can we rewrite scripts?
yes, by revising outdated scripts, greatly improving outcomes and getting back on course
hard skills
knowledge skills learned throughout life
soft skills
developed to cope with life, how we deal with people
personality types
realistic, artistic, investigative, enterprising, conventional, social
self esteem most greatly influences
our sense of personal power
3 rules of success
show up
do best work
participate actively
3 factors taking tests
how well have you prepared?
how well do you take tests?
how much did you learn from previous tests?