Budgeting
Decision-Making
Communication
Abuse
Pollution
Disasters
Random Terms
100

Divide cash into physical or digital items labeled for specific spending categories

The Envelope System

100

The first step to making a wise decision.

Commit to seeking God's will

100

The process of communicating nonverbally through conscious or unconscious gestures and movements.

Body Language

100

Mistreatment of a physical nature, such as hitting, slapping, and kicking.

Physical Abuse

100

Examples of this pollution are: cars, planes, barking dogs, music venues, and construction sites

Noise Pollution

100

An environmental event that significantly threatens human health and safety.

Natural disaster

100

Taking care of and being responsible for something that belongs to someone else

Stewardship

200

Contribute a set amount to a savings, retirement, or emergency account before paying your normal expenses

Paying yourself first

200

After making multiple decisions throughout the day, you stop putting enough focus on certain important decisions, and this may lead to negative consequence.

Decision fatigue

200

The way a person or brand communicates, which includes how words are spoken or written to convey meaning, attitude, and emotion.

Tone of Voice

200

Any repeated aggressive behavior that is meant to harm others, especially people unable or unlikely to defend themselves.

Bullying

200

Examples of this pollution are: chemicals, wildfires, tobacco smoke, e-cigarette vapor, and fuels

Air Pollution 

200

A state of heightened alert when a weather event is occurring and immediate action is needed.

Weather Warning

200

Combustion of fuels causes this pollution

Air

300

Purposefully spend all the money you bring in, allocating specific amounts ahead of time for savings and giving

Zero-sum budgeting

300

When making a major decision, the last thing you want to do is to have your attention divided. Instead, take uninterrupted time to sit and think about the decision you need to make.

Multitasking

300

Being aware of, understanding, and identifying with the emotions, thoughts, and experiences of someone else.

Empathy

300

Any attack or threat to physically injure or abuse another person or to damage or destroy another’s property.

Violence

300

This kind of pollution can impact people's quality of sleep. It can also impact some animals’ ability to migrate, and the changing migration patterns can then alter food chains.

Light Pollution

300

A state of heightened alert when conditions are favorable for forming a particular weather event.

Weather Watch

300

Avoid using this kind of statements when communicating 

"you" statements

400

Decide on what percentages you want to spend on needs, wants, and savings

Proportional budgeting

400

Because so much information is at your fingertips, you can become paralyzed with indecision.

Overanalyzing

400

The strength to keep going when one experiences a setback or major disappointment.

Resilience

400

Any form of abuse between members of the same household.

Domestic Abuse

400

This kind of pollution can lead to gastrointestinal problems.

Water Pollution

400

A natural disaster that the evacuation plan would be to get to the highest place.

Tsunamis

400

Based on beliefs and determines how one will behave, even when no one else is watching. 

Character

500

Book of the Bible that tells us the love of money is evil

1 Timothy

500

The Five Steps to making a wise decision

Consider, Consult, Clarify, Commence, and Continue

500

A deep-seated feeling of dislike; aversion

Antipathy

500

Any mistreatment meant to instill fear without any physical contact, such as yelling, name-calling, or intimidation, among others.

Emotional Abuse

500

Examples of this of pollution are: litter, construction, mining, and agricultural chemicals.

Land Pollution

500

The natural disaster that an evacuation is the least effective.

Tornado

500

Actions taken to preserve and protect the earth’s natural resources for current and future generations

Conservation

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