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Habit 4 study guide

habit 4 think win- win win is essential to your meaningful life. its a basic principle of successful living
win- lose high on courage and low on consideration. you're always trying to get ahead of others or be better than other people. you cant win unless other people lose.
lose-win you low on courage and high on consideration. you'r insecure and not brave enough to stick up for yourself.
lose-lose "if i'm going down your going with me". If you cant win, no one can win. you get revenge.
win-win or no deal "were going to win together". you're ready to walk away before someone loses.including yourself. people who think win- win live by two principles: courage and consideration
lose-win on the courage and consideration matrix your in the bottom- right corner of the matrix. your high in consideration but low in courage
lose-lose on the courage and consideration matrix your in the bottom left corner being both low in courage and consideration
win-lose on the courage and consideration matrix your in the upper- left corner being low in consideration and high in courage
win-win or no deal your in the upper right corner your low in consideration and high in courage.
win-win or no deal your in the upper right corner where you want to be both high in courage and consideration
make deposits in other peoples emotional bank accounts main point: i can make deposits of kindness and helpfulness into other peoples emotional bank accounts. when i do this its easier to make new friends and build strong friendships.
examples of making deposits in others emotional bank accounts doing small acts of kindness, keeping promises being loyal to the absent, keeping confidence, set clear expectations, apologizing and forgiving.
ways to make withdraws in others emotional bank accounts being unkind, discourteous, and disrespectful, breaking promises, texting photos or information about others to humiliate them , holding grudges
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