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7 Habits

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(3 +3 + 1) Habits

Habits 1-3 = Personal

Habits 4-6 = Interpersonal

Habits 7 = Lucky for some?

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(1-3) Values > Tactics

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(1) Be Proactive

**

* Reacting

* Reacting

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Stop Reacting Automatically

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Repertoire of Response

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can't, have to

simplifying

defensive

reactive

I prefer, what if

open

honest

tentative

proactive

Proactive Language

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Act in Your Circle of Influence (TM)

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Capability Breeds Capability

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(2) Set Goals

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All Things are Created Twice (TM)

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Goals and Default Scripting

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Write Your Own Script

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Personal Mission Statements

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Goals Require Self Awareness

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Start Small

Before I die, I will finish preparing this damn presentation.

Gregory McIntyre

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A Habit of Winning

1. Finish preparing this presentation

2. ... some more wins ...

3. Become King of the galaxy

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Skills (I am good at presentations)

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Core Values (I value sharing knowledge)

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Eulogy (“His presentations were good.”)

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(3) Manage Yo’self

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Quadrant I (urgent, important)

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Quadrant II (not urgent, important)

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Quadrant III (urgent, not important)

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World of Quadrant IV

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Isn’t Rest (IV) Important (II)?

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Fun and R&R are important

But

Assess feelings of satisfaction and preparedness afterwards

Is it II or IV?

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P/PC Balance (TM)

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Words per day

Story points per day

Items bought per day

Trees felled per day

Productivity

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Productivity Capacity

Sleep, diet, exercise, energy

Education

Bank balance

Less technical debt ;-)

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P/PC BalanceNot writing 5000 words every day?

Create capacity to do that: time, energy

Then get producing!

That’s P/PC Balance (TM)!

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(4-6) Other People

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(4) Think Win-Win

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Win-Lose: Beating Your Friends

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Lose-Win: Self-Sacrifice

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Lose-Lose: If I Can’t Have It...

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Win: Incapable of Team Work

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Win-Win: Mutual Benefit

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Check existing and new relationships

Be prepared to walk away

Abundance principle

Plenty more symbiotic fish in the sea – Me, just then

Think Win-Win

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(5) First Understand

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Acting in Ignorance

Suggest “solutions” to your crying girlfriend instead of “listening”

Optimise your code up-front

Work on features nobody asked for

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Urgency, Anxiety and the Need to Act

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Give Up the ActSurrender your current plan of action

Gain understanding

Carefully pick the direction

Then go fast

i.e. First Understand (TM)

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(6) Synergize* We’ll circle back on

this...* We’ll circle back on

this...

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Each person wins only 50%

Psst, you can do better

Compromise is not synergy

Compromise Sucks

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If I make a mistake, I will look stoopid

If I succeed, people will steal it

So I will just do nothing

Guardedness is not synergy

Guardedness Sucks

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Nice SurprisesCompromise: a + b = 1

Guardedness: a + b = 2

Synergy: a + b = 2 or 4 or 8 or 600

You thought that a was 1, but really it was 2 (or was it really 300?)

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Self-Limiting Beliefs

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Third Alternatives

Two people want an orange...

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Finding Alternatives

Trust and creativity

Safe experimentation

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“If I ask to see her naked...”

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(7) Sharpen the Saw

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You Are Such a Tool

Personal capacity

Not specific to one goal

Be ready for literally anything

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Better Tools Can Be a Revelation

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The Usual Suspects

Sleep: Internet, children, computer games, preparing presentations

Exercise: Cars, sedentary careers

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Other Suspects

Education: Stopping once you leave school

Poor actual tools: QWERTY, MS Paint, etc.

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