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Think Win-Win

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Lose-Win   show
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Lose-Lose   show
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show Low in consideration high in courage  
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show High in both consideration and courage  
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What is Lose-Win persons personality?   show
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What is a Lose-Lose persons personality?   show
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show Always try to get ahead of others, proud, and can't win unless others lose  
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What is a Win-Win persons personality?   show
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show Win-Win is located in the upper right corner of the courage and consideration matrix.  
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What part of the matrix is Lose-Win located?   show
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show Win-Lose is located in the upper left corner of the matrix.  
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What part of the matrix is Lose-Lose located?   show
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What are the 4 paradigms in Habit 4?   show
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What is an EBA?   show
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show Small acts of kindness, keeping promises, being loyal, apologizing, and forgiving  
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show Keeping secrets, being rude, and not being there through hard times.  
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