7 Habits & 4 Atomic Unit

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Focus on how each of the habits relates back to the terms described. That is the best way to study for this portion.

20 Terms

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Inside-Out

How the habits start from being primarily about you, then branch out to being about improving your relationships with other people.

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Character & Personality Ethic

Character Ethic…

  • Being a counterpart to Personality Ethic, it is comprised of your personal/deepest values.

  • Ex: integrity, humility, courage, etc.

Personality Ethic…

  • Personality Ethic is comprised of your outside/surface appearance. In other words, how people view you.

  • Ex: public image, attitudes and behaviors, skills and techniques, etc.

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What is a paradigm?

The way you “see,” interpret, or understand the world.

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What is a habit?

The intersection of knowledge, skill, & desire. Something that you do repeatedly.

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What is interdependence?

Is the paradigm of “WE”

We can do it; we can cooperate; we can combine our talents and abilities to create something greater together.

  • A dependance on one another to create something greater than what would have been created otherwise without interdependence.

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What are the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People?

  1. Be Proactive

  2. Begin with the End in Mind

  3. Put First Things First

  4. Think Win-Win

  5. Seek first to understand, then to be understood

  6. Synergize

  7. Sharpen the Saw

Being proactive when beginning with the end in mind causes me to put things first and think win-win. Seeking first to understand, then to be understood, has me synergizing in a hood. Lasty, sharpen the saw.

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What is Determinism? (Habit 1)

How things are determined.

  • Genetic Determinism - Something you inherited from your family.

  • Psychic Determinism - Your parents and upbringing caused it.

  • Enviromental Determinism - The people and situations that surround you and influenced it.

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What does it mean to be proactive & reactive? (Habit 1)

Proactive - To act in anticipation of.

Reactive - To react after the fact.

<p><strong>Proactive</strong> - To act in anticipation of. </p><p><strong>Reactive</strong> - To react after the fact. </p>
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Circle of Influence & Concern (Habit 1)

Circle of Influence…

  • Engulfs your circle of concern.

Circle of Concern…

  • Is within your circle of influence.

<p><strong>Circle of Influence… </strong></p><ul><li><p>Engulfs your circle of concern. </p></li></ul><p><strong>Circle of Concern…</strong></p><ul><li><p>Is within your circle of influence. </p></li></ul>
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What is Leadership? (Habit 2)

Character development, ambition, positivity, or dedication.

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Mission Management & Statement (Habit 2)

Mission Management…

  • The ability to carry things out with self-discipline.

Mission Statement…

  • Philosophy (who you want to be, what you want to do, what achievements)

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Visualization & Affirmation (Habit 2)

Visualization - An affirmation that helps with congruency with deeper values in life.

Affirmation - A good affirmation is personal, positive, present, emotional.

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All 4 Quadrants (Habit 3)

Q1: Necessity

  • Important and urgent.

  • Ex: Emergency meetings, last minute deadlines, etc.

Q2: Effectiveness

  • Important but not urgent.

  • Ex: Important goals, proactive work, creative thinking, etc.

Q3: Distraction

  • Urgent but not important.

  • Ex: Needless interruption, phone calls, status posts, etc.

Q4: Waste

  • Not urgent and not important.

  • Ex: Trivial work, avoidance activities, excessive relaxation, etc.

<p><strong>Q1: Necessity</strong></p><ul><li><p>Important and urgent.</p></li><li><p>Ex: <strong>Emergency meetings, last minute deadlines, etc.</strong></p></li></ul><p><strong>Q2: Effectiveness</strong></p><ul><li><p>Important but not urgent.</p></li><li><p>Ex: <strong>Important goals, proactive work, creative thinking, etc.</strong></p></li></ul><p><strong>Q3: Distraction</strong></p><ul><li><p>Urgent but not important.</p></li><li><p>Ex: <strong>Needless interruption, phone calls, status posts, etc.</strong></p></li></ul><p><strong>Q4: Waste</strong></p><ul><li><p>Not urgent and not important.</p></li><li><p>Ex: <strong>Trivial work, avoidance activities, excessive relaxation, etc.</strong></p></li></ul>
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Emotional Bank Account (Habit 4)

The amount of trust/safeness within a relationship.

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All winning or losing situations (Habit 4)

Win / Lose - One person walks away happy with what they got, the other walks away disappointed.

Lose / Lose - Both parties lose and walk away disappointed.

Win / win / No deal - Both parties walk away happy or just skip the deal entirely.

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What are consequences?

Sacrifices made towards improving.

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Empathetic Listening

Listening to what others say while relating your experiences.

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Synergy

Working on a team of diverse experience/skill.

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4 Types of Dimensions

Physical Dimension

  • Keeping your body in good physical condition shape - exercise, sleep, etc.

Spiritual Dimension

  • Practicing religion or exercising the soul.

Mental Dimension

  • Keeping your mind sharp.

Social-Emotional Dimension

  • Exercising relationships and socializing.

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What are the 4 Atomic Habits?

  1. Make it obvious.

  2. Make it attractive.

  3. Make it easy.

  4. Make it satisfying.

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