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The Control Spectrum
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A SIMPLE TRUTH
The Only Problem in My Life is Me -
Activity - Taking Responsibility1 Activity
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THE MODELThe Control Spectrum
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Activity - How Much Control Do You Have?1 Activity
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CHOOSE TO ADAPTNo Control
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Activity - How Can You Adapt?1 Activity
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BUILDING INFLUENCESome Control
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Activity - How Can You Influence?1 Activity
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TAKE ACTIONTotal Control
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Activity - How Can You Act?1 Activity
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THE CRITICAL QUESTIONSThe Two Questions
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Activity - Ask Yourself These Two Questions1 Activity
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By Way of Illustration
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CONCLUSIONIn Conclusion
Lesson 6 of 14
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Activity – How Can You Adapt?
Learning to quickly identify when you have NO control allows you to quickly choose to adapt, rather than worry. The more you try this, the easier it becomes and the faster you learn to recognize a “no-control” situation so you can adapt.
Consider those areas you have no control in the activity below.
Reflection is critical to learning. It taps into our Spiritual Intelligence, an inner awareness below the level of consciousness. It triggers emotions which act as cognitive markers to facilitate memory. The science shows these activities will increase both memory and understanding, so we recommend that you truly invest in them.