Habit 6 – synergize
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This document summarizes Habit 6 from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, which is about synergizing or finding solutions that benefit all parties involved in a conflict. It provides steps for solving conflicts, including understanding each person's perspective, sharing your own ideas, brainstorming possible solutions, and finding the best solution. It encourages appreciating others, avoiding negativity, looking for the good in people, and expressing your ideas and feelings. The key message is that synergizing leads to better outcomes than compromising.
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- 1. HABIT 6 – SYNERGIZE FROM ‘THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TEENS’, BY SEAN COVEY. PREPARED BY: YASMIN NABILA
- 3. HOW I MAY SOLVE CONFLICTS? 1.DEFINE THE PROBLEM 4. BRAIN STORM5.HIGH WAY (FIND BEST SOLUTION) 6.SOLVED! 2.THEIR WAY (UNDERSTAND THEIR IDEAS) 3.MY WAY (SHARE MY IDEAS)
- 4. OTHER WAYS I CAN APPLY THIS HABIT IN MY DAILY LIFE?
- 5. MY LEARNING APPRECIATE EVERYONE AVOID NEGATIVE ENERGY LOOK FOR THE GOOD IN OTHERS EXPRESS MY IDEAS AND FEELINGS
- 6. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, “DON’T COMPROMISE, WHEN YOU CAN SYNERGIZE” - STEPHEN COVEY. THE END.