Week Four Key Concepts

Question 1

Affirmation(s)

Answer 1

A statement of fact or belief; a confirmation or ratification of a truth; and internal, intentional act that establishes a specific course of action; a state of being for the future.

Question 2

Flick-back/Flick-up

Answer 2

To borrow the feelings from a past, positive experience and bring them into a present visualizations of affirmations.

Question 3

Forethought

Answer 3

The ability to conceive of and foresee a possible future; unique to human beings.

Question 4

Goal

Answer 4

A sought end result that may be actual and objective, or subjective and internal.

Question 5

Good Enough

Answer 5

Level of behavior or performance that does not aim for excellence, but only sufficient to get by.

Question 6

Persistence

Answer 6

To steadfastly pursue a course of action or purpose; sometimes a stubborn refusal to give up in the face of obstacles.

Question 7

Resiliency

Answer 7

The ability to bounce back from setbacks or adversity; contains an element of persistence, in not giving up.

Question 8

Self-Esteem/Self-Worth

Answer 8

Your personal estimate of your own value or worth.

Question 9

Self-Regulation

Answer 9

Following an internal standard of action or behavior.

Question 10

Self-Talk

Answer 10

The constant conversation going on inside of us, that allows us to evaluate and assess our behavior; positive or negative, it appears to have a confirming and affirming effect on establishing our self-image. Self-Talk has three components: Words, which trigger pictures, which cause emotions to be brought to the conscious mind.

Question 11

Communication

Answer 11

To send and receive messages. Every day you send and receive thousands of messages. Verbal, Non-verbal, Written, Listening, Technological

Question 12

Contact

Answer 12

The people you meet through networking.

Question 13

Tree Diagram

Answer 13

A visual representation of your current centers of influence.