Mindset Magic
This mindset causes people to see multiple options, choose wisely among them, and take effective actions.
What is a Creator mindset?
In the formula V x E = M, these two factors multiplied determine your level of motivation.
What are Value and Expectation?
This quadrant contains important activities done without the pressure of looming deadlines; it is where Creators spend most of their time.
What is Quadrant II
ThisSign of Maturity involves building mutually supportive relationships that help everyone achieve their goals.
What is interdependence?
The acronym for the four-step learning system used to create deep and lasting learning.
What is CORE or Collect, Organize, Rehearse, and Evaluate?
This mindset believes that intelligence is like a muscle—it gets stronger the more it is used.
What is a growth mindset?
The DAPPS rule stands for these five qualities of a motivating goal.
What are Dated, Achievable, Personal, Positive, and Specific?
This self-management tool helps you coordinate many oft-repeated actions directed at a common goal over several weeks.
What is a Tracking Form or 32-Day Commitment?
This active listening step involves restating what you heard to verify accuracy without offering advice.
What is reflection?
This note-taking method uses a graphic display where placement shows the relationship between ideas.
What is a concept map
According to the Responsibility Model, these four responses are the hallmark of a Victim mindset.
What are blaming, complaining, excusing, and repeating behavior?
A statement in which we claim desired personal qualities as if we already have them in abundance.
What is a personal affirmation?
This time management tool records every one-time unscheduled event you need to do "next" rather than on a specific day.
What is a Next Actions List?
Virginia Satir’s term for the assertive communication style characterized by stating the truth as you see it.
Virginia Satir’s term for the assertive communication style characterized by stating the truth as you see it.
This study sheet method divides paper into Section A (notes), Section B (questions), and Section C (summary).
What are Cornell study sheets?
This concept describes the ability of the brain to use new experiences to revise old neural networks and create new ones.
What is neuroplasticity?
These goals offer knowledge and skills you can use for the rest of your life, rather than just a measurable outcome.
What are learning goals?
This quadrant is filled with time-wasters that are neither important nor urgent.
What is Quadrant IV?
This ineffective communication pattern involves judging others and jabbing a finger to shift responsibility.
What is blaming?
This "test-smart" strategy suggests doing these types of questions first to build confidence and secure points.
What are easy questions?
term for where people believe the power over their lives is located.
What is locus of control?
Once you make this "unbending intention," you often discover the method for achieving it in unexpected ways.
What is a commitment?
These are the three essential ingredients of self-discipline.
What are commitment, focus, and persistence?
These brief slights and insults send demeaning messages to members of minority groups, often unintentionally.
What are microaggressions?
This strategy involves condensing all your study materials onto smaller and smaller sheets of paper until they are the size of a tiny square.
What is a postage stamp review?