THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TEENS

What does it mean to Sharpen the Saw?

To literally sharpen a saw.

To refresh yourself after hard work so that you can be effective.

To be proactive instead of reactive.

What is a good way to put things first?

By saving studying for your test until the last moment.

Studying for your test a week before for 30 minutes each night.

To pretend to be sick on the day of the test.

What would be a good example of OVER sharpening the saw?

'Relaxing' until the last minute until your final exam.

Working for five minutes until taking a fifty minute break.

Resting over the weekend.

Thinking Win-Win means:

You win, others lose.

You lose, others win.

You and others win.

You and others lose.

If you synergize, you

Make the rest of the team do a project, but you don't help at all.

Do all of the team's work by yourself without help.

All collaboratively work together as a group to help each other.

Which of the following is a possible symptom of a low PBA (Personal Bank Account)?

You are overly concerned about what others think of you.

You get a cold from an airport.

You are goal driven.

Putting yourself first and not caring about others is which of the following?

Win-Win

Lose-Lose

Lose-Win

Win-Lose

Does the procrastinator really win just getting by in school?

Yes, he got good enough grades.

No, he will likely soon forget all of the things that he was taught due to cramming, which will often matter later in life.

It doesn't matter. Either way, he passed school.

Should you go through with something if it will hurt more than benefit in the long-run? (opinion)

Yes, if it gives you immediate satisfaction. (Though temporary)

No, immediate satisfaction may not be worth the future outcome.

Is acting as a victim to your surroundings a worthy cause?

No, and it may make you think that you are not responsible for your actions.

Yes, because you can blame others for your circumstances.

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