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Habit 4

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show The two principals: courage and consideration  
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If you are in the lose-win category, what are you?   show
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If you are in the lose-lose category, what are you?   show
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show Low in consideration and high in courage  
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If you are in the win-win category, what are you?   show
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show Seeing other people succeed  
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What are people who have a scarcity mentality threatened by?   show
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show The accomplishments and successes of others  
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show They try to take all the credit for successes  
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show Share the recognition and place credit where it is due  
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show Find out what a deposit is for the other person, DO small acts of kindness, keep promises, be loyal, set clear expectations, apologize, give feedback, and forgive  
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