When you find yourself in a conflict, do you react negatively out of habit—or take a moment to compose yourself?
What does it really mean to self-manage?
"Self-management is taking care of yourself by thinking about the consequences of your actions," explains Zaynab.
In today's Hope Clip, Zaynab and fellow Malik Academy students Shukri and Asma share the importance of thinking before you respond in order to avoid "escalating"—which can make a conflict worse. Asma and Shukri emphasize that managing your stress means "you feel better about yourself" and are better able to "de-escalate" the situation and find a solution.
A critical skill in learning to lead—and manage difficult situations.
When all else fails, these three students use humor and kindness, advising future leaders everywhere to "share your food!"—literally or figuratively! :)
What does it really mean to self-manage?
"Self-management is taking care of yourself by thinking about the consequences of your actions," explains Zaynab.
In today's Hope Clip, Zaynab and fellow Malik Academy students Shukri and Asma share the importance of thinking before you respond in order to avoid "escalating"—which can make a conflict worse. Asma and Shukri emphasize that managing your stress means "you feel better about yourself" and are better able to "de-escalate" the situation and find a solution.
A critical skill in learning to lead—and manage difficult situations.
When all else fails, these three students use humor and kindness, advising future leaders everywhere to "share your food!"—literally or figuratively! :)
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