Life Plan

What does it mean to be proactive?

Being proactive is to have initiative, is to be responsible for your actions and decisions, recognize when you are bad but not letting that to affect you. Accept the consequences of your acts and not having excuses for every mistake that you make.

Some example of myself being proactive this week are:

1.- This week I was proactive when I made a biology quiz and got 2 wrong answers. Instead of feeling bad and turning myself down, I started thinking in the ways I could do better.

2.- I was proactive when I made my homework  days before the due date, thanks to that I had more time to sleep. J

3.- This week I was proactive when I went to tutoring services. I recognize that I didn´t completely understand so instead of giving up I tried again.

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Life plan: habit 1

Life plan

Habit 1:Paradigms and Principles

1.- Which of the 7 Habits do you think will be most difficult for you and why? Habit #2: Begin with the end in mind, because sometime I don´t know what I want or I don´t achieve my goals.

2.- What is the difference between and Paradigm and a Principle? Give an example of each to help explain your answer.A paradigm is the way you see something, your point of view, frame of reference, or belief. For example if you believe you´re dumb. Principles are the values we live by, like; hard work, respect, and gratitude.

3.-Give an example of a paradigm of self that helps you.  Give an example of a paradigm of others that hinders you.-I´m worth it and I know I can do it.- I´m fat and ugly.

4. Do you think you are stuff-centered?  Why or why not?I don´t think that I am stuff-centered. I think that i have a balance in my life.

5. What would you say are your 5 strongest principles?respect, love. loyalty, hard work, and dedication.

6. Give a quote of phrase that you like to live by.“Whoever loves much, performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is done well.”-Vincent Van Gogh

7. Pick 3 of the Baby Steps at the end of Part 1. Do them five days in a row.  Write a short reflection about what you did and how it made you feel.  I choose the first 3 baby steps. I had to say something nice to myself when I looked in the mirror, show appreciation for someone´s point of view, and contradict a paradigm of myself. The easiest baby step was saying nice things to myself when i looked in the mirror, when i did it I it made me feel great about myself. The second baby step I practiced it on my classes listening to my classmates and telling them that they had a great opinion about the class, I loved this baby step because I got to know how my classmates think. The third paradigm was a little difficult but very fun, every time that i think that i couldn´t do it, I remembered this baby step and do it, I am glad that I followed this baby step, I think that it is going to stick with me forever.

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My personal story

Hi I´m Thelma! I was born on October 13th of 1999, in Obregon city, Sonora. I was born premature; I was a very small baby. On 2002, I started kindergarten, and on 2003 when I turned 4 my mom took me to a ballet class, since then I have never stop going. On 2006 when I graduated from kindergarten, my little brother was born, his name is Alex and he was born one day after my birthday. During my years in middle school and junior high I tried new activities that now I can call hobbies. My hobbies include dancing, painting, acting, reading, and watching movies. I love to dance ballet and to watch plays and musicals.  I consider myself an artistic person. I like to make things look pretty, I like creating things with my hands. I don’t like wasting my time; I’m always doing something. I don’t like to play sports but I do like to exercise. I don’t like to eat soup, but  I love to eat pasta and tacos. I love to try new food and travel.

Quote that I love: Nothing is impossible, the word itself says, “I’m possible!” –Audrey Hepburn