Habits of HIGHLY7Effective People book by stephen r. Covey

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adj. Effective

Having an intended or expected effect.

Producing a strong impression or response

personal victory

1. Be Proactive

“They cannot take away our self-respect if we do not give it to them.”

Mahatma Gandhi

1. Be Proactive

Proactivity: Being responsible for your own life.

Control your own destiny or someone else will.

1. Be Proactive

Reactive people are driven by feelings, circumstances, conditions, the

environment.

Proactive people are driven by carefully considered, selected and internalized

values.

1. Be Proactive

Take responsibility

Take action

2. Begin with an end in mind

“Visualizing something organises one’s ability to accomplish it.”

Stephen R. Covey

2. Begin with an end in mind

Visualize where you want to go

Plan it out

3. Put First things first

“Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter

least.”

Goethe

3. Put First things first

Set priorities

Public victory

4. Think Win/Win“Win-win is a belief in the Third Alternative.

It’s not your way or my way: it’s a better way”

“Comparison leads to win-lose scripting”

Stephen R. Covey

4. Think Win/Win

Have a mindset of winning together

5. Understand First

“We need to listen to one another if we are to make it through this age of

apocalypse and avoid the chaos of the crowd”

5. Understand First

Actively listen

Empathic listening

Listen to understand, not to respond

6. Synergize

“Strength lies in difference, not in similarities. ”

“I don’t not see the world as it is, I see the world as I am.”

Stephen R. Covey ”

6. Synergize

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

Valuing the differences

7. Sharpen The Saw

“He whose two days are equal, is a loser.”

Hz. Muhammed

7. Sharpen The Saw

4 Dimensions: Physical, Mental, Spiritual, Social

Spend one hour a day for these activities

8. Find your voice & inspire others

Help

&

Inspire

Thanks.

7 Habits of Highly Efficient People book by Stephen R. Covey