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Habit 4: Think-Win-WIn

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show basic principle of successful living: You can’t win unless others win also. Key to getting along with others.  
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show Don't want help from others, always trying to be on top. Think you're better then others, and their work.  
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2. Lose-Win   show
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3. Lose-Lose   show
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4. Win   show
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5. Win-WIn/No Deal   show
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show People who think Win-Win live by these two principles.  
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People with Win-Win mentalitly usually are....   show
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show 1. Find out what a deposit means for the other person. 2. Do small acts of kindness. 3. Keep promises. 4. Be loyal. 5. Set clear expectations. 6. Apologize. 7. Give feedback. 8. Forgive.  
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What students that think Win-Win get...   show
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