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PSYCHOLOGY Final
PSYCHOLOGY Final
FINAL ASSIGNMENT
SUBMITTED TO:
MAM IQRA BATOOL
SUBMITTED BY:
SYED MUHAMMAD SHEHRIYAR (046)
HAFIZ MUHAMMAD UMER (030)
HUMAIR ZAFAR (054)
ALI MUAZ (044)
PAKIZA TUFAIL(S21-046)
PROGRAM/SEMESTER
BBA-3A
Be Proactive:
The first habit of highly effective people is to be proactive. This means taking responsibility for
your actions and choices, and not allowing yourself to be controlled by external factors.
Proactive people focus on the things they can control and influence, and don't waste time and
energy on things outside of their control. They take the initiative to make things happen, rather
than waiting for someone else to do it.
Proactive people anticipate problems and take action to prevent them, rather than waiting for
things to happen and reacting to them. They are able to control their responses to situations,
rather than being controlled by their emotions. By taking a proactive approach, you can increase
your effectiveness, reduce stress and achieve better results.
Think Win-Win:
The fourth habit of highly effective people is to think win-win. This means seeking mutually
beneficial solutions in all interactions with others. Effective people understand that cooperation
and collaboration are more productive than competition or conflict.
To think win-win, you need to have an abundance mentality. This means believing that there is
enough for everyone to succeed and that success is not limited or finite. You should also focus
on creating mutually beneficial relationships and solutions, rather than seeking to "win" at the
expense of others.
Effective people also understand the importance of empathy and understanding in their
interactions with others. They seek to understand others' perspectives and needs, and work to
find solutions that benefit everyone involved. By doing this, they are able to build strong
relationships and achieve greater success and fulfillment in their personal and professional lives.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, putting first things first and thinking win-win are two critical habits for becoming
more effective in your personal and professional life. By prioritizing your tasks and focusing on
what is important, you can achieve your goals and maintain balance in your life. By seeking
mutually beneficial solutions and focusing on building strong relationships with others, you can
achieve greater success and fulfillment.
5TH HABIT REVIEW
Synergize:
The sixth habit of highly effective people is to synergize. This means working together with
others to achieve goals that cannot be achieved alone. Effective people understand that by
combining their strengths and working together, they can achieve more than they could
individually.
To synergize, you need to value diversity and seek out different perspectives and ideas. This
involves working collaboratively with others and being open to new ideas and approaches. You
should also be willing to give and receive feedback, and to learn from others.
Effective people also understand the importance of creative problem-solving. By working
together with others and exploring different options and solutions, you can often find innovative
and effective solutions to complex problems.
By synergizing, you can achieve greater success and fulfillment in your personal and
professional life. You can also build stronger relationships with others and create a more positive
and productive work environment.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, seeking first to understand and synergizing are two critical habits for becoming
more effective in your personal and professional life. By listening to and understanding others,
and working together to achieve common goals, you can build stronger relationships, avoid
conflicts, and achieve greater success and fulfillment.