Michele's Journey in the Game: Key Themes
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What animal did Michele choose to represent her in the game?

  • Lion
  • Zebra
  • Giraffe (correct)
  • Elephant

How did the perception of Michele change among her schoolmates?

  • They saw her as simply small.
  • They thought she was athletic.
  • They believed she was shy.
  • They considered her smart. (correct)

What incident occurred when Michele was at her grandma's house?

  • She found a lost puppy.
  • She was shoved by middle school boys. (correct)
  • She helped her grandma cook.
  • She won a race against her siblings.

What was Michele holding when she was shoved to the ground?

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What is a key theme in the book based on its contents?

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How did Michele initially feel after being shoved and targeted?

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What word did Michele hear for the first time during the incident?

<p>Midget (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which chapter title suggests the importance of vulnerability?

<p>Letting Down Your Guard (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did Michele's grandma do after the incident?

<p>She comforted Michele. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women?

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In which chapter is the idea that being wrong can have value discussed?

<p>The Value of Being Wrong—at First (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did Michele realize about her identity as a result of her math skills?

<p>She could be more than just her size. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which concept is highlighted in the chapter concerning relationships?

<p>Choosing intimacy over influence (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the foreword suggest about Michele Sullivan’s approach to networking?

<p>Fostering connections to elevate others (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of personal growth is mentioned related to external resources?

<p>Hyperlinks enhance understanding (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the book encourage regarding asking for help?

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What was primarily taught to the author by the people in their life?

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How did the author describe the impact of knowing Alana?

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Which of the following statements best reflects the author's perspective on appearance and dreams?

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What overarching question does the author pose about human interaction?

<p>What if we sought to understand each other beyond first impressions? (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the author's experience in middle school influence their view on others?

<p>It allowed them to recognize strength and potential beyond superficial traits. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What phrase became a mantra for the narrator during adolescence?

<p>Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What challenge did the narrator face while getting onto the school bus?

<p>Her legs weren't long enough to walk up the steps. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the narrator feel about being the 'short girl' at school?

<p>She was indifferent and accepted her identity. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the objective of the game 'Around the World' introduced in school?

<p>To eliminate all other competitors until one remained. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What reward did participants in 'Around the World' receive for winning?

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How did the narrator's peers react to her over time?

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What did the narrator suggest about the visibility of little people in public during her upbringing?

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What was the narrator's perception of her mother's influence on her life?

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What important advice did the author's mother give her during the car ride home from kindergarten?

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How did the author feel during her annual orthopedic appointment at age ten?

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What was the author's reaction to the doctor confirming she wouldn't grow any taller?

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What does the author imply about the perception others had about her due to her size?

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Which of the following describes a key irony mentioned by the author?

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What does the phrase 'pinch me moment' refer to in the context of the author’s experience?

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What feeling did the author express during her childhood reflections on her height?

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What was the author thinking about during her car ride home from the doctor after her appointment?

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What does rising above ourselves begin with?

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Which of the following best explains the difference between having sight and actually seeing?

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What can people different from us offer according to the content?

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Why is Dr. Kopits considered a unique physician?

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How can seeing others influence our personal growth?

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What difficulties does the author mention about recognizing people?

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What was the family's experience before contacting Dr. Kopits?

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Which statement best describes the author’s view on understanding others?

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What is described as the foundation of the author's leadership?

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How does the author suggest most disabled persons feel regarding their options?

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What does the author believe the world would experience if everyone began looking up to each other?

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What aspect of collaboration does the author emphasize as essential for achieving greater impact in life?

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According to the content, what is a crucial part of effective leadership?

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What does the author imply about seeing the people around us?

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What lesson does the author hope to share with others regarding their potential?

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What is one of the profound lessons the author has learned about relationships?

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What fundamental quality does the author believe is necessary for truly seeing others' value?

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How does the author describe the act of requesting help when in a subordinate position?

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What does the author suggest is involved in understanding others more deeply?

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What metaphor does the author use to describe hidden qualities in people?

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According to the author, what did the experience with the company jet reveal about leadership and compassion?

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What is required to 'see clearly' according to the reference made to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's work?

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What was the primary reason the author's father accompanied her to the car dealership?

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What does the author imply about the nature of discovering personal stories of others?

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What does the author keep as a reminder of her father's actions?

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How did the author manage the paper route with her bike?

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What job did the author secure that correlated with her desire to have a car?

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What made the author's experience at the car dealership different when her father accompanied her?

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What did the author learn about herself that made her suited for a career in IT?

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What happened when the author visited car dealerships alone?

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How did the author feel about her father's help during her paper route in the snow?

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What role did the author's familiarity with Caterpillar play in her decision to pursue a summer internship there?

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What realization did the author have about her challenges after meeting Dr. Kopits?

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What did Dr. Kopits want to understand through the X-rays and tests?

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How long did the testing process with Dr. Kopits take?

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What did Dr. Kopits reveal about the author's type of dwarfism?

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What motivated the author initially in her school environment?

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What did the author refer to herself as among her friends?

<p>Heinz 57. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Dr. Kopits's perspective influence the author?

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What was one of the author’s primary concerns before seeing Dr. Kopits?

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What did Mary love more than anything else, according to the author's reflections?

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What significant activity did the hallway friends plan involving the nurses' phone system?

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Which character from the Peanuts gang was Lisa particularly fond of?

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What prank did the group pull using the phone system at the nurses' station?

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What allergy did Lisa have that was mentioned in their shared experiences?

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What emotion did the group feel when they successfully activated the intercom system?

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What commonality did the author find significant among the friends in the hall?

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Which treasure did the group discover throughout their time together?

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What phrase did the author adopt as a personal mantra during her adolescence?

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What challenge did the narrator face when boarding the school bus?

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How did the author feel about being called the 'short girl' at school?

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In the context of the game 'Around the World', what was the main incentive to win?

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What did the author mean by saying her differences were 'comparative'?

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How did the author's mother influence her view on life and opportunities?

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What effect did winning the game 'Around the World' have on the author?

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What does the author imply about the visibility of individuals considered 'little people' during her upbringing?

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Flashcards

Vulnerability (Personality trait)

A personality trait characterized by honesty, openness, and self-awareness; embracing weaknesses and imperfections, while recognizing the strength of seeking support from others.

Two Kinds of Growth

Refers to two distinct approaches or types of personal development, possibly focusing on internal and external factors.

Knowledge at First Sight

The concept that knowledge isn't immediate or readily apparent, requiring effort and understanding.

Seeing Others Takes Sacrifice

Understanding others effectively often necessitates personal effort and commitment.

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Value of Being Wrong

Mistakes contribute to learning and growth; acknowledging errors demonstrates a willingness to learn.

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Letting Down Your Guard

A concept that suggests it could be beneficial to be open and candid to those around you. An act of vulnerability or emotional openness.

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Asking for Help Strength

Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. It illustrates knowing one's limits and the importance of support.

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Intimacy over Influence

Prioritizing deeper connections and understanding (intimacy) over controlling others (influence) can lead to better relationships.

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Little Person in the 1970s

People with dwarfism were rarely seen in public life outside of circuses or television.

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Mom's Advice

The author's mother's advice to start where you are, utilize what you have, and do what you can.

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Around the World Game

A math game in elementary school where pairs compete in math problems; the winner advances.

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Game Reward

Winning the math game allows a student's animal to be displayed outside the "cage" on the bulletin board.

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Author's Strength

The author found math to be their strongest subject.

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Childhood Challenges

The author faced challenges like difficulty with school activities and occasional embarrassment due to their size.

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Normalization

The acceptance and normalcy of everyday life in school despite differences.

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Limited Exposure

Public portrayal of little people was rare in the past and relegated to television or circus settings.

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Self-Perception Shift

The moment Michele's identity changed from being defined by her size to being defined by intelligence.

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Internal vs. External Validation

Michele's initial belief in her capabilities based on her own success vs. the realization that others might not share that assessment.

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Unintentional Targeting

The first time Michele was deliberately hurt and mocked for her size, leading to confusion and demoralization.

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Power of Words

The impact of hurtful words and how they can negatively affect someone's self-esteem and sense of self.

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Emotional Resilience

Michele's ability to cope with the experience of bullying and regain her confidence.

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Growth Through Challenges

The possibility of personal growth and learning from difficult experiences, even if they are painful.

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Impact of Bullying

The long-lasting effects of bullying on a victim's emotions and sense of self-worth.

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Support System Importance

The crucial role of family and loved ones in providing comfort and reassurance during challenging times.

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Empathy vs. Sympathy

Empathy is understanding and sharing another's feelings, while sympathy is feeling sorry for someone without fully understanding their experience.

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Seeing Beyond First Sight

Going beyond initial impressions to discover someone's true nature and potential, even if they appear different or disadvantaged.

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The Power of Perspective

How our own experiences and viewpoints shape how we understand and react to the world around us, especially others.

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The Importance of Support System

Having a strong network of people who care about you and provide encouragement is crucial for personal growth and well-being.

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Discovering Similarities

Focusing on commonalities and shared experiences with others, despite initial differences, can foster understanding and connection.

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Constant Growth

This refers to the idea that personal growth is a continuous journey, not a singular event. It happens over time, even when physical growth ceases.

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Perception & Expectations

People often form judgments based on initial appearances, creating preconceived notions about what someone is capable of. These first impressions can be difficult to overcome.

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How did I get there?

This phrase represents the author's reflection on her journey from feeling small and different in kindergarten to finding herself in the Oval Office with the President. It highlights the power of perseverance and constant growth.

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Growth Stops, but Not My Journey

Despite being told she was finished growing physically, the author realized that her personal growth continued, leading to the realization that growth can happen in many ways.

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Physical Growth vs. Personal Growth

This concept highlights the difference between physical development (growing taller) and personal development (expanding knowledge, skills, and experiences). Just because physical growth stops, it doesn't mean personal growth has to.

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Being Saucy

The author's personality trait of being assertive and not accepting limitations without questioning them. A willingness to stand up for herself and challenge assumptions.

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Devastated, but Not Defeated

The author's initial reaction to being told she wouldn't grow taller was disappointment. However, she didn't let this define her or her future. She channeled this experience into motivation to prove others wrong.

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Now What?

This question symbolizes the author's moment of realization and determination to focus on future growth and development, even when faced with a perceived limitation. It's a turning point for her.

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Seeing Beyond Sight

The difference between perceiving something and truly understanding its meaning. It involves looking deeper, beyond surface appearances.

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The Challenge of Instant Recognition

The tendency to quickly categorize people based on first impressions, which can hinder genuine understanding.

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Expanding Understanding

The ability to comprehend an increasingly wider range of experiences and perspectives as we grow.

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Gary's Story: The Benefit of 'Unlike Us'

The example of Gary, whose family recommended a doctor who helped the author, illustrates how people different from us can be valuable resources.

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Dr. Kopits's Vision

Dr. Kopits, a physician specializing in dwarfism, exemplifies a mindset focused on enabling people to thrive, defying limitations.

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Beyond Self-Focus

Moving from focusing on personal desires to considering the needs and perspectives of others.

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The Value of Others

Understanding others broadens our knowledge, deepens our experiences, and opens up new opportunities for growth.

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Seeing as a Sacrifice

Truly understanding others requires effort and commitment, stepping outside of our own comfort zone.

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Mom's Mantra

The author's mother's advice to embrace your current situation, use the resources available, and take action.

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Looking Up, Not Down

The author emphasizes the importance of seeing others as equally valuable, regardless of their differences, by looking up to them rather than down on them.

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Expanded Perspective

This refers to the ability to broaden your understanding of others, appreciating their unique experiences and potential, even if they are different from you.

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Foundation of Leadership

The author believes that looking up to others, valuing their contributions and potential, is the bedrock of leadership.

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Elevate Others

This encourages proactively discovering and highlighting the positive qualities and strengths in others, empowering them to achieve great things.

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Impact Beyond Existence

When pursuing goals bigger than just personal gain, the author emphasizes the crucial role of collaboration and seeing value in others.

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Extracting Greatness

Effective leadership isn't about imposing your ideas, but about drawing out the hidden potential and strengths that reside within others.

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Collaboration Strength

The outcome of working with others is directly tied to how we view them: recognizing their value fosters a stronger and more productive collaboration.

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Dwarfism as a Challenge

The author's initial perception of dwarfism as a constant obstacle, requiring her to constantly defend herself against others' perceptions.

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Dr. Kopits's Perspective Shift

The moment the author realizes her dwarfism isn't the real challenge; it's her own perspective that needs to change.

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Unleashing Potential

The author's newfound confidence and desire to explore her future beyond her physical limitations, thanks to Dr. Kopits's support.

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The Spectrum of Little People

The author's understanding that dwarfism isn't singular; it has a wide range of challenges and abilities, not a single experience.

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Shortsightedness

The author's limited view of her future due to her initial focus on the difficulties of her physical condition.

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Beyond Physical Growth

The author's realization that personal growth continues even after physical development stops.

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From Defense to Offense

The author's transformation from feeling defensive about her height to proactively pursuing her goals and dreams.

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Empathy & Shared Experiences

Empathy doesn't require identical life situations. People can connect deeply despite their differences.

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The 'Treasure' of Friendship

The true value of friendships lies in the personal connections and experiences shared, not material possessions.

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Spying for Fun

The author and her friends used their creativity and curiosity to have fun in a hospital setting.

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The Power of Laughter

Laughter can be a powerful tool to release tension, bond with others, and cope with difficult situations.

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Common Ground & Connection

Finding common interests and shared experiences can create strong bonds between people.

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Facing Challenges & Finding Strengths

Life challenges can reveal unexpected inner strengths and lead to personal growth.

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Seeing Beyond First Impressions

It's important to look beyond initial appearances and expectations to truly understand someone.

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Sacrifice for Understanding

Truly understanding others requires us to put aside our own needs and perspectives. It means taking a risk and being willing to see beyond our initial judgments.

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Eyes of the Heart

The ability to see beyond surface appearances and truly understand someone's worth requires using our emotions and intuition, not just our physical sight.

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Hidden Treasures

The most valuable things about people are often hidden, and discovering them requires effort and openness. It's worth the journey, even if it's not always easy.

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Seeing is More Than Sight

Truly understanding someone requires more than just looking at them. It involves engaging with their experiences, perspectives, and inner world.

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Beyond First Impressions

We often make judgments based on initial appearances, but these can be misleading. It's important to look deeper and get to know someone's true self.

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The Value of Being Wrong

Being open to discovering that our initial assumptions about someone might be wrong can lead to a more complete and accurate understanding.

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Growth is a Journey

Personal growth is a continuous process, not a one-time event. We can continue to learn, evolve, and grow throughout our lives.

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Learning Through Failure

The author's father allowed her to make mistakes and learn from them, creating a valuable learning experience.

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Salesperson Sensitivity

The author's father's presence during car buying changed the salespeople's interactions, highlighting the impact of perceived status.

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Father's Support

The author's father guided her through the car buying process, demonstrating his faith in her decision-making.

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Career Choice

The author realized her skills in math aligned well with the growing field of Information Technology (IT).

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Caterpillar's Influence

The author's father's employment at Caterpillar and her experience with the company made it a desirable career goal.

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Self-Awareness and Skills

The author recognized her math abilities as a strength and pursued a career that aligned with her capabilities.

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Impact of Perspective

How people perceive us can influence opportunities and interactions.

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Growth Beyond Physical Limits

The author realized that personal growth continues even after physical development stops.

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Study Notes

Book Title and Author

  • Looking Up: How a Different Perspective Turns Obstacles Into Advantages
  • Michele L. Sullivan

Praise for Looking Up

  • Sheryl Sandberg (COO of Facebook and founder of LeanIn.org and OptionB.org): Cites the book's emphasis on empathy and compassion.
  • Bono (musician and philanthropist): Praises the author's sharpness and uplifting message.
  • Michael Bloomberg (founder of Bloomberg LP and Bloomberg Philanthropies): Highlights the book's lessons on leadership and collaboration from the author’s career in philanthropy.
  • Cynthia DiBartolo (founder, chairwoman, and CEO of Tigress Financial Partners): Describes the author as differently abled and emphasizes her overcoming obstacles for personal and professional goals.
  • Clay Scroggins (author of How to Lead in a World of Distraction): Recommends the book as a resource for personal and professional growth.
  • Scott Harrison (founder and CEO of charity: water): Emphasizes the book's call to change perspective and view people for their inherent value, citing the author's impact on others.
  • Ed Rapp (former Caterpillar Group president): Mentions being inspired by the author’s leadership style and embracing diversity.
  • Bill Kurtis (award-winning journalist): Focuses on the value of looking up to others and investing in social impact endeavors.
  • Jeff Whiteman (president/CEO of Empire Southwest): Highlights the book's potential to inspire and elevate others.

Contents

  • Introduction: The Long and Short of It
  • Chapter 1: Two Kinds of Growth
  • Chapter 2: There Is No Such Thing as Knowledge at First Sight
  • Chapter 3: Seeing Others Takes Sacrifice
  • Chapter 4: The Value of Being Wrong-At First
  • Chapter 5: Letting Down Your Guard
  • Chapter 6: Make the First Move
  • Chapter 7: Asking for Help Is a Strength, Not a Weakness
  • Chapter 8: Choose Intimacy Over Influence
  • Chapter 9: A New Line of Sight
  • Chapter 10: The Real Measure of Impact
  • Acknowledgments
  • Notes
  • About the Author
  • Photos

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