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By: Chase Hollis and Melissa Miskic Leader In Me By: Chase Hollis and Melissa Miskic

Today you will be learning about the 7 Habits that can make your life more successful.

Be Proactive Be in charge of yourself. If you want to be the U.S. President…don’t let anyone stop you! Choose who you are going to be! You choose your mood and attitude. Be Proactive

Begin with the End in Mind Have a plan. Put homework in your planner. Figure out a time to do it. Begin with the End in Mind

Put First Things First Work first then play. For example, work on your homework then play with your friends. Be organized and disciplined. Follow your plan! Put First Things First

Think Win - Win Everyone can win! If you can win they can too! Don’t say if I’m going down you are too! Don’t think lose – lose or win – lose. Think Win - Win

Seek First To Understand Then To Be Understood Listen before you talk. Listen to others ideas. Try to see things from different perspectives. Use eye contact when talking. Don’t interrupt others. Seek First To Understand Then To Be Understood

Synergize Together is better to get more ideas! Together is better to get things done quicker! Get along with people different then you! Synergize

Sharpen The Saw Balance feels best! Take care of your body! Eat heathy food! Go out side and play… even in the snow! Spend time with friends and family! You learn in lots of ways and places! Sharpen The Saw

I hope you liked this presentation and learned a lot about the 7 Habits. Thank you for listening!

Questions or Comments?