Question 1

When Creators are off course,they tend to deny it,make excuses,blame others,or give up.

Accepted Answer

Creators adopt a mindset of personal responsibility, seeking solutions and learning from their mistakes rather than denying, making excuses, blaming others, or giving up.

Question 2

Some people sabotage their goals and dreams by unconsciously choosing actions,thoughts,and/or emotions that get them off course from their goals and dreams.

Accepted Answer

This phenomenon is known as self-sabotage, where individuals may unconsciously engage in behaviors, thoughts, or emotions that hinder their progress towards achieving their goals and dreams, often due to underlying fears, beliefs, or unresolved issues.

Question 3

The story of Jerome,the accounting student,illustrates that once a person has a clear goal,he or she will not get off course.

Accepted Answer

Jerome's story, like many others, shows that having a clear goal is important, but it doesn't guarantee that a person won't face distractions, challenges, or changes in direction. Life circumstances, new opportunities, and evolving personal interests can all cause someone to reconsider or adjust their path, even with a clear goal in mind.

Question 4

One characteristic of Creators is that they are able to recognize and acknowledge when they are off course.

Accepted Answer

Creators possess the self-awareness to recognize when their actions or strategies are not leading them towards their desired outcomes, allowing them to adjust their course accordingly.

Question 5

Leverrier predicted that an invisible planet was pulling the planet Uranus off its predicted course around the sun.Likewise,human beings are pulled off course by the invisible forces of their ____.&#10;A) conscious minds&#10;B) unconscious minds&#10;C) Inner Guides

Accepted Answer

Leverrier's prediction about an invisible planet influencing Uranus's orbit is analogous to the concept that human beings are influenced by forces not immediately visible or conscious to them. The unconscious mind, as theorized in psychology, operates without the individual's conscious awareness and can influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, thus "pulling" individuals in various directions much like the gravitational pull of an unseen planet.

Deck 26: Recognizing When You Are Off Course