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9. PARADIGMS RE VISITED WHAT WE SEE IS STILL VERY MUCH DEPENDENT ON PARADIGMS RE VISITED WHAT WE SEE IS STILL VERY MUCH DEPENDENT ON

10. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED THE COLOUR OF THE LENSES THAT WE ARE LOOKING THROUGH IT

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12. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED AND WHAT WE SEE MAY NOT EVEN REPRESENT THE ACTUAL COLOUR THAT IT IS.

13. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED THE LENSES ARE LIKE OUR PARADIGMS.

14. . PARADIGM5 RE VISITED FOR THE MOST OF US.

15. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED WE LOOK AT EVERYTHING THROUGH THEM WITHO QUESTIONING.

16. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED AND PERHAPS WITHOUT EVEN BEING AWARE OF IT

17. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED BEING PROACTIVE IS ABOUT INCREASING OUR AWARENESS OF OUR OWN PARADIGMS.

18. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED SO THAT WE ARE ABLE TO RECOGNIZE THOSE WHICH MIGHT BE

19. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED INCORRECT OR INCOMPLETE. AND WHICH ARE WITHIN US.

20. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED AND FROM THERE.

21. . PARADIGMS RE VISITED WE CAN RE-EXAMINE THEM AND MAKE ANY ADOUSTMENT WHERE IT IS NECESSARY.

22. . The best way to predict our Futu re is to create it.

23. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY HABIT #1 IS THE FOUNDATIONAL HABIT

24. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY 11 IS THE KEY TO IMPLEMENTING THE OTHER 6 HABITS.

25. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE OF HABIT #1 IS TAKE RESPONSIBILITY.

26. . O- 0.. . O--~ TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OF O-. . OUR WAYS OF THINKING.

27. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY O0 OUR WAYS OF LOOKING AT THINGS.

28. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OUR PARADIGMS.

29. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OUR ATTITUDES.

30. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OUR BEHAVIOURS.

31. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY 3. out: REACTIONS TO THINGS. PEOPLE & SITUATIONS.

32. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OR RATHER.

33. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY on $9" TO THINGS. PEOPLE 8: SITUATIONS

34. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY THE CONCEPT IS ~

35. . TAKE RESPONSIBILITY YOU AND I HAVE THE CAPACITY TO CHOOSE OUR RESPONSES.

36. . ‘ fa’ '. .‘ . W45’ ; ; -L A . Proactive people carry their weathers or moods within them.

37. . PROACTIVE VS RE ACTIVE THE OPPOSITE OF PROACTIVE IS REACTIVE IREACT).

38. . PROACTIVE VS RE ACTIVE WE CAN USUALLY TELL IF A PERSON IS PROACTIVE OR REACTIVE BY THE WORDS THAT HE OR SHE USES.

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40. . PROACTIVE VS RE ACTIVE PROACTIVE PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THAT THEIR LIVES ARE THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR ~

41. . PROACTIVE VS RE ACTIVE VALUES. NOT FEELINGS;

42. . PROACTIVE VS RE ACTIVE DECISIONS. NOT CONDITIONS.

43. . REACTIVITY IS THE FUNCTION OF: OTHER PEOPLES’ TREATMENT

44. . PROACTIVE VS RE ACTIVE PROACTIVITY IS THE CAPACITY T0 SUDORDINATE THESE @§ gvALuz5, THAT ARE DASED arm ON PRINCIPLES. PEOPLES’ TREATMENT

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46. . THE FREEDOM TO CHOOSE WE CAN CHOOSE OUR ACTIONS. ..

47. . THE FREEDOM TO CHOOSE our we CANNOT CONTROL THE CONSEQUENCES THAT FLOW OUT OF THEM.

48. . TKE EI? ?EE@@B‘«J T@ @Efl@@§E CONSEQUENCES ARE GOVERNED BY NATURAL LAWS. BY PRINCIPLES.

49. . THE FREEDOM TO CHOOSE WE DO. HOWEVER.

50. . THE FREEDOM TO CHOOSE HAVE THE POWER TO CHOOSE OUR