Definitions
The ability to control yourself, your emotions and your behavior, especially in difficult situations
Self-Control
Believing in yourself and your abilities
Self-Confidence
Taking a negative thought and putting it in a positive context to work with it better
Who created the Lead Worthy Course
Flip Flippen
What is another name for the social contract
Playbook
Saying or writing something positive to someone
Statements about what we stand for and what is important to us
Values
The way we think others are thinking about us
Reflected appraisals
What is the difference between those who do well and those who truly EXCEL
5% extra effort
How long does it take to form a first impression
2 seconds
What our values look like lived out
Principles
A way of measuring our behaviors
Standards
The small changes that we make can cause bigger results
What are the 3 things each person is responsible for
Thoughts, Attitudes, and Actions
The idea that we choose, instigate or cause our own actions is called
Personal responsibility
An understanding of who you really are
Self-Awareness
Self-Concept
The results or effect of an action we do or perform
Consequences
What is the non-verbal signal initiated to signal for attention. This is done by the teacher. Extra 100 points if your team can correctly show the signal
Timeout
What does W.I.T. stand for
Whatever it takes
The ability to cast a vision of future goals and take steps toward who, where and what you want to be
Self-Direct
A person who does things on their own without having to be told
Self-Motivated
How others see us
Image
What is a non-verbal signal initiated by anyone to call out greatness in teammates. Extra 200 points if your team can show the signal
Check
What is the non-verbal signal initiated when someone has been "put-down" or feelings are hurt. Extra 300 points if your team can show the correct signal
Foul