Headway Learnings Flashcards

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What are the three steps to become free of the niceness cage?

A
  1. Decide not to be nice.
  2. Do the ‘not nice’ things that you usually are to shy to try.
  3. Work through the internal backlash afterward.
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How do you work through the internal backlash of being ‘not nice’?

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You will feel guilty

This is all you know

Do not allow these thoughts in your head from years of social conditioning break your resolve

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How do you decide not to be nice?

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It’s a mindset

You have to decide to:

  • Stand up for yourself
  • Say what you want
  • Enforce your rights
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How do you actually do the ‘not nice’ things you’re usually too shy to do?

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You have to become aware of those things.

List out all of the ‘not nice’ things that would help you become more authentic.

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What are the 5 habits of effective thinking (acronyms)?

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Earth
Air
Fire
Water
Change

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What does Earth stand for in the 5 habits of effective thinking?

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  • understand the basics deeply
  • it’s the foundation of what you stand on
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What does Air stand for in the 5 habits of effective thinking?

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  • Question everything; even things you know.
  • Challenge assumptions
  • Ask probing questions
  • Provides an opening to insight
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What does Fire stand for in the 5 habits of effective thinking?

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  • Mistakes - they are failures that you learn from.
  • Expect to fail 9 times before resolving something
  • Effective failure is the path to success
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What does Water stand for in the 5 habits of effective thinking?

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  • Flow of ideas
  • incremental evolutions of ideas and problems
  • Ideas began in the past and will continue to the future
  • New ideas are built on the ideas of past ideas
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What does Change stand for in the 5 habits of effective thinking?

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  • It is constant and things will always be changing
  • Constructive Change - don’t be afraid to change yourself
  • Doing things differently is to do things better (writing w/your eyes closed vs open)
  • Let people help you
  • Come up with a plan for what you want
  • Feelings cloud our judgment
  • Expect and embrace change
  • Perfectionism is a myth
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