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Self-Development

100

Knowing our values helps us to improve our

1. self-esteem

2. self-confidence

3. both

both

200

Knowing our (blank) and (blank) can help us to gain our self- confidence

strength and weakness

300

(Blank) is the most essential thing to grow professionally and personally in our lives.

Lifelong learning

400

The best question that we can ask to be aware of ourselves is.

Who am I?

500

In the Eisenhower Matrix 

For Urgent & Important 

For Important but Not Urgent 

For Urgent but Not Important 

For Neither Urgent nor Important

Do it now

Plan it

Delegate it

Avoid it

Thinking

100

To solve the problem effectively, we need 2 thinking skills and good decision-making skills. The two thinking skills are 

Critical, creative

200

The first step of thinking creatively is 

Brainstorming

300

To make a decision by using the 3Cs model, these 3Cs are

Challenge

Choices

Consequences

400

The most important 6W questions to ask to think critically are

What, Who, Where, When, Why, How

500

The 6 steps of problem-solving are

1. Identify the main problem.
2. Analyze the situation
3. Generate possible solutions
4. Evaluate and choose the best solution.
5. Implement the plan
6. Reflect on their decision-making.

Financial Management

100

Budgeting is only for big operations or companies

1. True

2. False

False

200

In the 50/30/20 rules, the representatives of each number are

50% Needs

30% Wants 

20% Savings or Emergency Fund

300

3 SMART saving strategies are 

The Envelope Method:

The 10% Rule

Round-Up Savings: 

400

The three SMART spending rules are

Needs vs. Wants

Compare Before Buying

Delay & Decide

500

The definition of SMART financial goals is

S (Specific): Be clear about what you want 

M (Measurable): Define how you’ll track progress 

A (Achievable): Set a goal you can realistically reach with your income and resources.

R (Relevant): Ensure the goal matters to you.

T (Time-bound): Set a deadline