Chapter 5: Getting Ready to Manage

Across

1. Resources that are found locally, such as schools, libraries, stores, theaters, parks, zoos, and museums.
7. Needs related to your mind and feelings, including the needs to feel safe, secure, loved, and accepted.
9. Resources that come from within yourself or from relationships with other people. Also called personal resources.
12. To judge the value of something.
13. The beliefs, feelings, and experiences you consider important.
15. Options.
16. A choice.
17. What is most important to you.
18. The way you measure what you have done.

Down

2. Using your resources to reach a goal.
3. Anything that can help you reach a goal.
4. Your most basic needs, including food, water, clothing, shelter, and sleep.
5. Results of your decisions.
6. Items you would like to have, but do not need.
8. A description of a person's good qualities, which often include moral strength, honesty, and fairness.
10. The strong beliefs about what is morally right and wrong that guide your behavior.
11. What you endeavor to do or achieve.
14. Basic items you must have to live.