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A New Look at Paradigm Feeling Thoughts Behavior Habit 1 Some frustrating situations My servant makes me MAD My teacher doesnt help me in learning He makes me sooooo angry I couldn ID: 630619

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Habit 1Being Proactive

Dr. Kanwal KaisserSlide2

A New Look at Paradigm

Feeling

Thoughts

Behavior

Habit 1Slide3

Some frustrating situations?

My servant makes me MAD

My teacher doesn’t help me in learning

He makes me sooooo angryI

couldn’t complete my work because of himI reached late because of trafficSlide4

Habit 1Key to unlocking all other habits

I am the force

I am the captain of my life

I can choose my attitudeI am responsible for my own happiness or unhappinessSlide5
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Social Mirror

Opinions, perceptions and paradigms of the people around usSlide7

Social Maps

Our NatureSlide8

Genetic Determinism Slide9

Psychic DeterminismSlide10

Environmental DeterminismSlide11

Stimulus

ResponseSlide12

وَإِنَّكَ لَعَلَىٰ خُلُقٍ عَظِيمٍ

)Al-Qalam:4(Slide13

Proactivity DefinedResponse-AbilitySlide14

Need a Pause ButonSlide15

Stimulus

ResponseSlide16

Self-Awareness: Ability to act instead of react. I can stand apart from myself and observe my thoughts and actions.

Conscience:

Moral sense and moral

power. I can listen to my inner voice to know right from wrong.

Imagination: Ability to envision something entirely different from your past experience. I can envision new possibilities. . Will Power:

Power to take action. I have power to choose. Slide17

Between stimulus and response, there is a space.

In that space lies our freedom and power to choose our response.

In our response lies our growth and our happiness.

وَمَا أَصَابَكُم مِّن مُّصِيبَةٍ فَبِمَا كَسَبَتْ أَيْدِيكُمْ وَيَعْفُو عَن كَثِيرٍ

Whatever

misfortune happens to you, is because on the things your hands have wrought, and for many (of them) He grants forgiveness. (Ash-Shura:30)Slide18

Pause Button in Relationships

You say things you don

t mean.You do things you regret later. Helps you develop ability to act based on principles and values rather than reacting based on emotions or circumstances.Slide19

Proactive vs ReactiveSlide20

Proactive lifestyle leads to…

Healthy

attitude

Good time management skillsAchieve

targets Continuously seek opportunities to improve oneselfDecisive and in control of a situationSlide21
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Proactive PeopleSolutions to problems; not problems themselvesSlide24

25-50 % difference

5000 % difference Slide25

Habit 1 in Our Paradigms

Feeling

Thoughts

Behavior

ProactivitySlide26

(

Adh-Dhariyaat

)Slide27

Its all about choice !!Slide28

Proactivity in our IbadahSlide29

Focus for Proactivity?How large is your circle?Slide30
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What Bothers People

weather

Some relatives

My skin color

Politics

My room mess

Traffic

Condition

of

Ummah

Pollution

Communication skills

Kids studies

College studies

Kids

Tarbiyah

Past regrets

My health

Routines

Current relationships

Procrastination

That nagging relative

Policies at work

Siblings

My temper

Social

networking addiction

What others say about me

Natural disasters

Brand conscious life

Work opportunities

Load shedding

Low

level of

EmanSlide32

Check your focusNo Concern

Circle of Concern Slide33

Place issues in concerns or influence

Circle of Influence

Circle of Concern Slide34
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Self-Inflicted Emotional Myopia

Circle of Concern

Circle of InfluenceSlide38

Vision for Family Relationships Slide39

The other end of the stickConsequences/ MistakesSlide40

Result of Proactivity We are not free to choose the consequences of the actions

Consequences reside in Circle of Concern

When we pick up on end of stick, we pick up other

If we have choice to make over again, we would make it differently (Mistakes)We cant recall, undo or control mistakes doneSlide41

Deeper Thought

Circle of Influence

Circle of Concern

Consequences

Mistakes

Commitments

PromisesSlide42

Where to startDevelop Proactive Capacity Slide43

Build Emotional Bank AccountSlide44

Compassion and no AccusationSlide45

Habit 1 and RelationshipsEvery problem is opportunity to make a depositSlide46

Empowering aspect of Emotional Bank Account

Somebody's “bad day” becomes and opportunity to be kind

An offense becomes an opportunity to apologize, to forgive

Somebody's gossip becomes an opportunity to be loyal, to quietly defend those not presentSlide47

Instead of making withdrawal by

You make deposit by

Speaking disrespectfully, putting people down, or acting in rude or discourteous ways

Being kind

Never saying ‘I am Sorry’ or saying it insincerely Apologizing Criticizing, complaining, and talking about others in negative ways when they

are not around

Being loyal to those who not present

Never making commitments to anyone, or making commitments but rarely following through

Making and keeping promises

Being quick to make offense, holding

grudges, throwing peoples past mistakes

upto

them and nurturing grievances

Forgiving Slide48

Determine your proactivity!

HomeWork

!!!Slide49

Develop Proactivity Pick one situation in past one week, when you responded in reactive way? Describe it in detail.

Think of few proactive responses you might have used in the same situation. Write them. Slide50

Deeper Focus….What are you unhappy or frustrated about?

Write situations where you feel powerless, hopeless or used?

What is stimulus to your frustration or unhappiness?

How did you response?What other choices exist?Slide51

Another Dimension…

Measure

how important the situation is to you on scale of 1-5

Assess your initial reaction (frustration, anger, fear)See

the stimulus/response model in your mindThink about a proactive responseEngage or exitReview your performance to see how proactive you wereSlide52

To get in touch….

Dr. Kanwal Kaisser

Dr. Kanwal Kaisser @

HamarayBachchay

hbheadoffice@gmail.com