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Habit - 1 Being Proactive

Self Awareness Humans vs. Animals We have the ability to examine ourselves (self paradigm) We are able to understand how others feel about themselves and the world

The Social Mirror Look in the mirror and reflect of who you are? (Pg 67) Are we controlled by conditioning and conditions? Three theories of determinism determine an individuals being: – Genetic determinism – Psychic determinism – Environmental determinism

Genetic Determinism Genetic determinism hold that your genetic inheritance makes you the way you are Blame your grandparents! Is it your DNA?

Psychic Determinism Psychic determinism holds that your upbringing and childhood experiences mould you. Blame your parents

Environmental Determinism Environmental determinism holds that your current circumstances affect your response. Blame in on “that’s just the way things are”.

Stimulus and response – Reactive Model We are all conditioned to respond to a particular stimulus which is a bearing to the deterministic social maps just discussed. Just like “Pavlov’s dogs”

The Proactive Model Our behaviour is a function of our decisions and values not our conditions. We have the freedom to choose our responses despite inherited traits, past experiences, or our circumstances becoming responsible in our society.

Exercise In small groups discuss a good example of how you were proactive in your social or college life?

Victor Frankel Stimulus - Response vs. Stimulus - Freedom to Choose - Response Concentration camp experience We have the freedom to choose because we have: – Imagination – new possibilities – Conscience – awareness of right/wrong – Independent will – power to choose We are thus self aware

Reactive People vs. Proactive People Reactive people are driven by feelings, circumstances, conditions, and their environment (both physical and social). Proactive people are driven by values.

Reactive People Affected by the physical environment. If the weather is good, they feel good; if not, they don’t and their performance suffers. When people treat them well, they feel well; when people mistreat them, they become protective or defensive. They let the weaknesses of others control them.

Reactive People (Continued) Success often comes at the expense of others; for someone to win, someone must lose. Mistakes are blamed on others, rationalized as being inevitable, uncorrected, repeated. Mistakes often get covered up, empowering the first mistake and limiting future options. (The bitter Nurse)

Proactive People Carry their own weather; rain or shine makes no difference; driven by their own values. Responses to external stimuli are carefully considered, selected and internalized values. Eleanor Roosevelt said “No one can hurt you without your consent.”

Proactive People (Continued) Mistakes are acknowledged instantly, and corrected mistakes are analyzed, the experience is learned and not repeated So take the initiative and be proactive and become a “solution seller”

Act or be Acted upon pg 76 In small groups assume you are in a business setting and answer the following questions. 1.What's happening to us? 2.What's going to happen in the future? 3.What is our response?

Circle of Concern A reactive focus Focuses on “have’s” Gives negative energy

Circle of Influence A proactive focus Focuses on “be’s” Creates effectiveness Positive energy enlarges the circle of influence Negative energy reduces the circle of influence

Problems We Face Problems over which we have direct control Involving our own behaviour Solved by improving Habits 1, 2, and 3 Problems over which we have indirect control Involving other people’s behaviour solved by changing our methods of influence by improving Habits 4, 5, & 6 Problems over which we have no control Problems we can do nothing about We learn to live with them but don’t let them control us.

The Serenity Prayer Lord, give me the courage to change the things which can and ought to be changed, the serenity to accept the things which cannot be changed, and the wisdom to know the difference.

Expanding the circle of influence Authoritative boss and proactive manager and reactive peers scenario