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Based on the work of Stephen Covey Habit #1 Be Proactive Based on the work of Stephen Covey

What happens to a bottle of soda when you shake it up? It EXPLODES!

Think about it… Sometimes things go wrong, and we feel shaken up. As a result, we might EXPLODE on someone or something. This is called being REACTIVE. Has this ever happened to you? Was this a good way to let go of all of your feelings? Why or why not? Answer these questions out loud with your group members.

When you are PROACTIVE, you make a choice about how you react to the things that happen in your life. You act like a water bottle. You might get shaken up or mad, but you stay calm and don’t explode!

Think about it… Is it hard to stay calm (like a water bottle) even when things don’t go your way? Why or why not? Discuss with your group. What steps could you take to be more PROACTIVE and calm when things aren’t going well?

Proactive vs. Reactive When you are PROACTIVE, you make good choices about how you respond to something happening. You are always ready with a calm attitude. You do things to make sure that the right things will happen. You are prepared for anything that might happen. When things don’t go your way, you aren’t happy, BUT you stay calm. When you are REACTIVE, you could explode at any minute. Things happen and they “catch you off guard”. You aren’t ready for things that might happen. You deal with things when they happen instead of being prepared.

Proactive vs. Reactive Reactive Language Proactive Language I’ll Try I’ll Do It That’s Just The Way I Am I Can Do Better Than That There Is Nothing I Can Do Let’s Look At All Our Options I Have To I Choose To I Can’t There Has Got To Be A Way You Ruined My Day I’m Not Going To Let Your Bad Mood Rub Off On Me

Growing Your Proactive Muscles Being proactive really means two things. 1. You take responsibility for your life. 2. You must have a “Can Do” attitude. Can-Do No-Can-Do People Take initiative to make it happen Wait for something to happen to them Think about solutions and options Think about problems and barriers Act Are acted upon

How could you be more proactive? Where do you fall? Very Reactive Very Proactive How could you be more proactive?

How do you feel on days like this?

What about sunny days like this?

If you could “carry the weather with you”…. you could have a good day no matter what comes your way.

Think about it… Do you think it is possible to carry your weather with you? What do you think this means? How would your life be different if you could carry happiness or peace with you no matter what things happen? discuss your answers with your group members.

Circle of Influence Focus on things you can change or influence concern Things you can’t control Things you can control or change Focus on things you can change or influence

Circle of Influence Can you think of other examples from your life? Things you CAN control or change: Your attitude Your mood Your reaction to good and bad things that happen How I treat other people Things you CAN’T control or change: Other people The weather Things you did wrong in the past How other people treat me Homework Can you think of other examples from your life?

Be Proactive Change how you handle things. Make a choice to be positive and focus on those things that YOU can change. Make a positive difference in your family, your class, your school and the world!

Credits: This slide show was created by Rebecca Radicchi using the following resources. The Seven Habits for Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey The Seven Habits for Highly Effective Kids by Sean Covey The Seven Habits for Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey