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7 Habits of Highly Effective People
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Brim, Bill
Burke, Patrick
Cassidy, Beth
Christ, Dale
Daniels, Terrance
Dilley, Jeff
Dolin, Gregg
Downey, Chris
Drum, Perry
Dyer, Jack
Funk, Virginia (Jean)
Girdwood, Pat
Glevicky, Jerry
Glevicky, Luke
Hartman, Nicole
Hockenberry, Gary
Homick, Joe
Huffman, Jeff
Hunter, Kim
Kiley, Dave
Kollinger, Clint
Kratochvilla, Ed
Lewis, Myka
Ludwik, Frank
Mazar, Barry
Osche, James
Pinkle, Bill
Reidenbach, Jeff
Ringeisen, Warren
Spinelli, Dominick
Spring, Kevin
Stein, Ed
Strobel, Joe
Szymanowski, Brandon
Undercuffler, Brittney
Undercuffler, Chris
Undercuffler, Frank
Undercuffler, Mark
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Varner, Chrissy
Wolford, James
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The '7 Habits of Highly Effective People' focuses on character ethics, not personality ethics.
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Why is it so important to develop character ethics before focusing on personality ethics?
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Personality ethics can be faked and will seem insincere without a foundation
Personality ethics are easier to learn so you don't have to spend as much time on them
Character ethics are important in helping you become a great employee
Habit #1 - Be Proactive - The opposite of proactive is reactive. What defines someone that is reactive? (check all that apply)
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They understand the difference between the 'Circle of Concern' and the 'Circle of Influence'
Complain about things they can't control
They don't take action
They don't take ownership of the things they can control
They are excellent in emergency situations
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Habit #1 - Be Proactive - What are the characteristics of someone that is proactive? (check all that apply)
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They understand the difference between the 'Circle of Concern' and the 'Circle of Influence'
They understand the their decisions determine their life
They are excellent in emergency situations
They take action on things they can control
They don't take ownership of the things they can control
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What are examples of things that are not in your circle of influence?
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Education
Economy
Politics
Habits
Attitude
Other's Opinions
Enthusiasm
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Habit #2 - Begin With the End in Mind - This can be defined by asking the following questions: (check all that apply)
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Where do I want to end up in life?
How much money do I want to make?
What do I want to contribute to the world?
What is my personal mission statement?
Will I be able to retire at 65?
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A common mistake in this habit is associating success with recognition and wealth.
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Habit #3 - Put First Things First - The easiest way to determine this is by asking, what is the most important thing in my life right now?
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To be a good employee, the most important thing in life should be your job.
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The first three habits are important because they lead you to: (check all that apply)
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Becoming Independent
Becoming Dependent
Self-Mastery
Self-Awareness
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