Deck 13: Resonance, Leadership, and the Purpose of Life

Question 1

The problem with counterfeit sources of flow is that

Answer 1

a. The next day you feel smaller, not larger.

Question 2

World class performers tend to focus on

A) How they want to feel
B) The goal
C) What others want them to do
D) A life of miserable practice.

Answer 2

A

Question 3

Unless you _________, you won't have enough energy to do a thing well.

A) Have enormous discipline
B) Love the thing
C) Have a big, hairy audacious goal
D) Have a coach to push you.

Answer 3

B

Question 4

For every freedom, there is a ___________.

Question 5

Internal dream refers to …

Question 6

External dream is another term for:

A) Goals
B) Hallucination
C) What society wants you to do.
D) What your parents want you to do.

Question 7

Most children understand flow naturally.

Question 8

The four parts of the purpose of life are:

Question 9

When you're in "flow" time _________.

A) Stands still
B) Warps. It either speeds up or slows down.

Question 10

What are the four elements in the resonance model?

Question 11

When you're in flow, peak performance seems _________.

Question 12

The ultimate end of all aspects of life is:

A) Experience.
B) Wealth
C) Power
D) Sex
E) Legacy.

Question 13

Which of the following did Newburg not study?

A) Painters
B) Naval aviators
C) Physicians
D) Musicians
E) Athletes.

Question 14

Does how you feel affect your performance?

A) Yes
B) No.

Question 15

Energy, creativity, innovation, and engagement all decline when you move from choice to _________.

Question 16

When you think about "what you have to do," you're in _______.

Question 17

When you're in flow, you no longer feel _________.

Question 18

Excellence is a …

A) Result of good recipes
B) Thing you know when you see it
C) Neurotic lifestyle
D) Thing everyone should seek.