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Think Win-Win

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Habit 4: Think Win-Win   is essential to your meaningful life and a basic principle of successful living.  
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Paradigms of Habit 4   Win-lose Lose-Win Lose-Lose Win-Win or No Deal  
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"I'm going to beat you no matter what."   Win-Lose mentality  
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Win-Lose   High on courage and low on consideration, you're always trying to get ahead of others or be better than other people.  
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"I always get stepped on." , "Have your way with me. Everybody else does."   Lose-Win mentality  
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Lose-Win   Low on courage and high on consideration, you're insecure and not brave enough to stick up for yourself.  
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"If I'm going down, you're going with me."   Lose-Lose mentality  
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Lose-lose   Low in both courage and consideration. If you can't win, nobody wins. You get revenge.  
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"We're going to win together."   Win-Win or No Deal mentality  
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Win-Win or No Deal   High in both courage and consideration. Balancing courage and consideration is the way to help others feel good and for you to feel good too.  
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People who think win-win or no deal live by two principles   Courage and Consideration  
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EBA   Emotional Bank Account  
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Emotional Bank Account   is a relationship.  
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A deposit   When you do something that helps the relationship  
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A withdrawal   When you do something that hurts the relationship.  
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Find Out What a Deposit Is for the Other Person   What you think is a deposit for the other person may in fact be a withdrawal in their mind. You won't know unless you found out.  
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Do Small Acts of Kindness   A second deposit is to treat people with kindness. The opposite is to be unkind, discourteous, and disrespectful.  
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Does EBAs exist in online relationships?   Yes they do; it's easier to fire off an email or text, so use your habit 1 skill and push the pause button before you hit "send."  
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Keep Promises   It's so important to make good on your word and be very careful before using the words "I promise" or "I commit." Nothing breaks a EBA faster than to break a serious promise.  
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Keep Confidences   When someone shares something with you in confidence, keep it that way.  
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Be Loyal to the Absent   Avoid gossiping or backbiting. If you bad-mouth someone, the people listening to you will wonder if you're doing the same behind their back.  
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Set Clear Expectations   Don't leave things fuzzy. With roommates: "I'll make dinner this week if you'll clean the kitchen." Or at work: "I just want to be clear about the job you're asking me to do."  
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Apologize   If you're in the wrong, admit it. Making excuses instead of making things better turns into an even bigger withdrawal.  
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Forgive   Learn to forgive and to forget so that you don't keep hurting yourself the way you were hurt.  
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