Goal Setting
Motivation
Emotional Intelligence
Habits and Productivity
Self awareness
100

What term is often used to describe a specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goal?

What is a "SMART" goal?

100

What is the term for motivation that comes from within, driven by personal interest and enjoyment?

What is "intrinsic motivation"?

100

This aspect of emotional intelligence involves understanding and sharing the feelings of others.

What is "empathy"?

100

What is the term for the practice of identifying and focusing on the most important tasks to maximize productivity?

What is "prioritization" or "time management"?

100

This practice involves regularly examining your thoughts, feelings, and actions to gain deeper self-awareness.

What is "self-reflection"?

200

What type of goal involves achieving a specific result, such as earning a degree or completing a marathon?

What is a "result-oriented" goal?

200

This state of optimal experience occurs when a person is fully engaged in an activity, typically characterized by intense focus and enjoyment. What is it called?

What is "being in the zone"?

200

What is the first component of emotional intelligence, which involves recognizing and understanding your own emotions?

What is "self-awareness"?

200

This technique involves breaking larger goals into smaller, more manageable tasks to make them less daunting.

What is "chunking" or "task breakdown"?

200

What is the term for the process of learning more about yourself, your values, and your beliefs?

What is "self-discovery"?

300

What term describes a goal that extends beyond a year and often involves significant planning and effort?

What is a "long term goal"?

300

What term describes the desire to accomplish tasks and meet standards of excellence?

What is "achievement motivation"?

300

What is the term for the ability to manage and control your own emotions effectively?

What is "emotional regulation"?

300

This habit-building technique involves adding a new habit to an existing routine, making it easier to adopt.

What is "habit stacking"?

300

What practice involves paying attention to the present moment without judgment, which can enhance self-awareness?

What is "mindfulness"?

400

 In some goal-setting methods, this practice involves sharing your goals with someone who can hold you responsible for your progress.

What is an "accountability partner"?

400

What term refers to the ability to control one's own behavior and delay immediate gratification for a long-term goal?

What is "self-discipline" or "willpower"?

400

This component of emotional intelligence focuses on developing and maintaining positive interactions with others.

What is "relationship management"?

400

What term describes the intentional break from electronic devices and the online world to reduce distractions and increase productivity?

What is a "digital detox"?

400

This psychological concept refers to how you see and think about yourself.

What is "self-perception"?

500

What is the term for a specific criterion that allows you to measure your progress toward achieving a goal?

What is "KPI" (Key Performance Indicator)?

500

What is the term for motivation that comes from within, driven by personal interest and enjoyment?

What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

500

 This component of emotional intelligence involves perceiving the emotions of others and understanding their perspectives.

What is "social awareness"?

500

What popular time management technique uses a timer to break work into intervals, usually 25 minutes, followed by a short break?

What is the "Pomodoro Technique"?

500

Seeking input from others and actively listening to their perspectives is a key way to enhance this aspect of self-awareness.

What is "feedback"?