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Habit 4: win-win
flashcards covering the aspects of Habit 4: think win-win
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what does it mean to "think win-win"? | pertains to the action of collaboration and interaction with others. |
| by nature, how do we usually measure success as humans ? | seeing someone else fail, seeing life as a competition. making it a game. |
| what differs "win-win" from the "normal" view of success? | win-win deals with diving into the aspect of corporation in life. finding a mutual solution that brings success for any parties involved. |
| is consideration a important aspect/trait for habit 4? | yes, to be considerate aids in the practice of the "win-win" mentality. |
| what does habit 4 help you balance in your life? | consideration and courage |
| what are the three major traits for habit 4? | integrity, maturity, and an abundance mentality |
| what does integrity pertain to? | keeping true to yourself and values you hold |
| what would happen if there was no "win-win"? | people would lose |
| what is a good example of "win-win" in action? | a parent and child relationship |
| where could you practice this habit? | in activities that involve group work to succeed |
| would somebody with this habit be considered mature or blinded by selflessness? | mature, it takes a mature person to be able to seek the good for everybody rather than just for themselves |
| if adopted, can this habit bring more success than an induvial can do on their own, for themselves? | it can increase their social ability and open opportunity for that person to find success. |
| would someone who does all the work in a group to better themselves by feeling like they did everything be practicing this habit? | no, they would be being selfish and see themselves superior to their peers. which is what this habit try's to correct. |
| would something along the lines of a performance agreement be applicable to a "win-win"/habit 4 practice? | yes, because both parties are benefited if the subject is seen to 100% |
| what does it mean to be mature to habit 4? | being opened minded and able to consider other ideas whilst expressing your own. being aware of emotions with peers |
| what does, "abundance" mean ? | that there is plenty available for everyone to get something |
Created by:
ETHAN M.
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