1. Shirzad Chamine suggests that you can be successful through both your Saboteur and Sage, although these are two different paths. While the Saboteur path pushes you through negative emotions, the Sage pulls you with a focus on contribution and creating meaning.

a. True

b. False

2. According to Anderson and Adams, when we are operating out of a Reactive Operating System, we want to play it safe and don’t want to take risks. We need outside validation. The best way to move to what they call the Creative Operating System is to:

a. Ignore the signs and ask for more external validation

b. Don’t see yourself as part of the problem

c. Identify your unconscious beliefs, your Inner Operating System (IOS), and recognize that they are not serving you, and rewrite you IOS

d. Stay within your comfort zone

3. According to Tara Mohr, arguing with someone’s inner critic is ineffective because…

a. Your inner critic is always right, no matter what

b. The only way to diminish it is through compliments by others

c. Our inner critic, or self-limiting beliefs, come from natural fears of feeling vulnerable or being afraid of failing

d. We need to develop a skill of managing our self-doubts

e. C and D

f. B and C