Habit Basics
Begin With the End in Mind
Proactive vs. Reactive
How to implant the being proactive habits
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What does “habit” mean?



A repeated behavior or routine.


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What is the main idea of this habit?


Plan with your goals in mind.


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What does it mean to be proactive?


Take responsibility for your actions.


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What to do when a problem arises?

When a problem arises, look for the first step you can take towards solving it. Avoid blaming external circumstances.

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How many habits are there?


Seven.

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What is a personal mission statement?


A written statement of your life goals and values.


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What’s a reactive person like?


Blames others, easily angered.


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What to do When setting new goals?

When setting a new goal, identify potential obstacles and try to address them proactively before they become problematic.

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Who wrote 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens?


Sean Covey


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Why is this habit helpful for students?


It helps them make smarter choices about time and priorities.


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Give an example of a proactive choice.


Studying instead of blaming the teacher for a bad grade.


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How to take full control of your life

Take full control of your life by defining your ideal life. Use this vision to proactively set goals that move you towards it.

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What is the first habit?


Be Proactive


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What’s an example of using this habit?


Creating a study schedule before exams.


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What is your “circle of control”?


Things you can control, like your attitude.


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How to practice daily?

Remind yourself every morning to take initiative.

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How to practice daily?

Create the habit "Be Proactive" in your to-do app.