<p> Page 1 of 2</p><p>Leadership Skills Development-Segment 1 Study Guide</p><p>Module 1</p><p>Key words: Persevere, memoir, transformed (1.02)What is Leadership? (1.03)How can you be a leader? (1.05) Explain the Turbo Button. When have you pushed your Turbo button lately? (1.06) Explain the 4 components of the Action Wheel. Can you think of an example for each, other than the one given in the lesson? It’s a map for doing something in your life.  Explore  Plan  Act  Reflect</p><p>Module 2 (2.01) Why should you set goals? (2.02) Is it okay to fail and why? (2.02) Explain Circle of Mastery. (2.02) Explain Circle of Growth. (2.03) What does the M, A, and D, in MAD Goals stand for? (2.03) Give an example of a MAD goal for yourself and your Leadership exam. (2.06) Explain the 5 parts of the North Star. What is important about the center? (2.07) What is Activation Energy?</p><p>Module 3</p><p>Key words: bolster, allocation, network, diversity, outwardly focused, dignity, logos, pathos and ethos.</p><p>(3.01) Success GPA is different than your grades. Explain it with:  Awareness Power  Social Power  Solution Power</p><p>(3.02) Describe the following personality types and highlight the one you are:  Organizer  Explorer  Harmonizer  Problem Solver Page 2 of 2 (3.03) Explain Instant Zone and Lasting Zone. (3.03) Give an example of an Instant Zone activity. (3.05) Why should you build your social network? (3.06) In serving, what is meant by:  Preserve dignity  See the invisible  Solve root problems (3.07) How can you expand your network to be more diverse? (3.09) What does it mean to persuade someone?</p><p> How would you apply logos, pathos and ethos when using the art of persuasion?</p><p>ARE YOU READY FOR THE EXAM? </p><p>HOW DO YOU KNOW?</p><p>I THINK YOU ARE GOING TO CONQUER IT! Submit this in assignment 3.14. You will find 3.14 at the very bottom of the gradebook (even below module 6 assignments). It is called 3.14 Blank Assessment. Attach this file to it and I will look it over and send you the password in an email reply, so be on the lookout for it!</p>