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- Part I · 1. The Read
- 2. Leave Your Ego at the Gate
- 3. The Lead Mare and the Boss Horse
- 4. Your Breath Is the First Cue
- 5. Peace That Has Structure
- Part II · 6. The Release Is the Lesson
- 7. The Four Phases
- 8. Diagnose First, Respond Second
- 9. Soft Hands, Hard Standards
- 10. Make the Wrong Thing Difficult
- 11. When the Horse Won't Try
- Part III · 12. Trust Is Built One Release at a Time
- 13. The Wreck and the Repair
- 14. Shutdown Is Not Calm
- 15. The Lifetime Horse, the Lifetime Team
- 16. Becoming Someone Worth Following
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Checkpoint: The Four Phases
Chapter 7
Checkpoint: The Four Phases
Five questions before you move on.
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1. Put the phases in order.
- ABoundary, whisper, return, conversation
- BConversation, boundary, whisper, return
- CWhisper, conversation, boundary, return to softness
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C. Whisper, conversation, boundary, return to softness
Right.
2. Where should a good leader live most of the time?
- APhases 1 and 2
- BPhase 0
- CPhase 3
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A. Phases 1 and 2
Yes. Most managers live at phase 3 and call it standards.
3. Phase 3 with no phase 4 is...
- AStrength
- BCruelty
- CStandards
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B. Cruelty
Correct. And 1 and 2 with no 3 is abdication.
4. Gentle in what you do, firm in how you do it. Where is the gentle?
- AIn the speed of the return to phase 4
- BIn skipping phase 3
- CIn the volume
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A. In the speed of the return to phase 4
Right.
5. After a correction, pouring the coffee means...
- AHolding a grudge
- BAvoiding the person
- CReturning to normal warmth and the next real work
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C. Returning to normal warmth and the next real work
Yes.
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1.
Put the phases in order.
2.
Where should a good leader live most of the time?
4.
Gentle in what you do, firm in how you do it. Where is the gentle?
5.
After a correction, pouring the coffee means...