7 seven habits of highly effective people

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I also liked the sometimes very personal stories the author uses to explain the The writing style is very conversational, without being too casual, which I liked very much. Me further, so I managed to read it completely without skipping anything. You’re only used to reading fiction and tech books like me. The paperback edition has around 350 pages, so it’s quite a hunk to read, at least if That Covey has identified as main drivers for an effective and principle-based life. As the title suggests, it’s structured around the 7 Habits The book was published first when I went to elementary school, so it’s been out thereįor some thirty years now. To read and definitely made me think about myself and my impact on the world around me.Īnd ultimately, I’m even certain that this will make me more productive in the long run. And the way to do this is to change yourself,Īs the subtitle “Powerful Lessons in Personal Change” suggests (which I didn’t read beforeĮven though the book didn’t directly deliver what I have originally been looking for, it was very enlightening

7 seven habits of highly effective people how to#

how to make things happen in the way I want them to,Įspecially in dealing with other people. Instead, it’s about changing my own paradigms and my view of the world in order toīecome more effective, i.e. However, this book didn’t give me the magic formula of how to become more productiveĪt work. Like my software developer job or this blog.

My habits to be more productive at the things I do. I read the book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen Covey in my quest to shape

you want to learn some motives why you should change your habits.

you want to be more effective in communicating with those around you.you’re ready to change the way you think about your interaction with the world around you.