Responsibility

• Obligation


  Doing what you should or have to instead of what you want.
• Quit


  Giving up to avoid the pain of shame and burden of obligation.
• Shame


  Laying blame onto oneself, which is often felt as guilt.
• Justify


  Using excuses for things being the way they are.
• Lay blame


  Holding others at fault for causing something.
• Denial


  Ignoring the existence of something.
• Three types of empathy

  Cognitive, emotive and empathic empathy
• Cognitive empathy


  Understanding and identifying with someone else's thoughts and feelings. ("I put myself in your shoes")
• Emotive empathy


  Feeling and sharing someone else's emotions. ("I feel WITH you")
• Empathic empathy


  both understanding and sharing someone else's thoughts, feelings, and emotions. ("I will stand with you, without fixing")
• Two types of conflicts

  External and internal
• External conflict


  Man vs. Man, Machine, Nature, Animal, Fate, Society
• Internal conflict


  Man vs. Himself, His mind
• Protagonist


  Main character
• Antagonist


  The person who is against the main character.
• Responsibility


  Owning your ability and power to create, choose, and attract.