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Seven Habits

Highly Effective People
Book •
Stephen Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" is a self-help book that presents a principle-centered approach to personal and interpersonal effectiveness.

The book outlines seven habits, focusing on character ethic rather than personality ethic, emphasizing principles like proactivity, beginning with the end in mind, and seeking first to understand, then to be understood.

It encourages readers to develop a holistic approach to life, focusing on continuous self-improvement and building strong relationships.

The book has had a significant impact on personal development and leadership training, influencing countless individuals and organizations worldwide.

Its principles continue to be relevant in various aspects of life, from personal growth to professional success.

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

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Patrick Cummings
as a book he loves and highly recommends.
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From Autopilot to Crash Landing: The 7 Habits of Highly Ineffective People
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Amanda Cassatt
when discussing books that offer advice on self-improvement and productivity.
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The Real Future of AI with George Hotz
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Derek Cabrera
as where he learned the idea of circle of influence versus circle of control.
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#26: Lessons from the Mountains
Mentioned in a discussion about how leadership and life lessons are packaged and framed using memorable terms.
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Oliver Burkeman: Embracing Limits to Live a More Meaningful Life
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Jay Greenberg
as just as applicable now as it always has been.
Jay Greenberg on Executive Presence [Podcast]
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Greg McKeown
in the context of creating work that exists beyond the author's lifetime.
534: Greg McKeown | How to Make What Matters Effortless
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Alan Hanbury
as a book he likes and whose principle, 'start with the end in mind', he has lived by.
Common Remodeler Mistakes that are Hitting Your Bottom Line with Alan Hanbury – [Best of PowerTips Unscripted]
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Sabri Eryigit
, um zu veranschaulichen, wie wichtig es ist, sich auf die wichtigsten Dinge im Leben zu konzentrieren.
#339 Sabri Eryigit, CEO Next Action Partners: Just say no! Wie du deine Ziele tatsächlich erreichst
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Christian Jarrett
when talking about books promising wealth and happiness through habit change.
Episode Two
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Prav Salankig
as a book that changed his perspective.
#293 Faith, Purpose, and Business — Alan Clarke
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Chad Coach Carson
as one of his favorite personal development books.
#397: How Can A Property Manager Make Your Life Easier?
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Brad Johnson
to highlight the importance of starting with the end in mind.
149: Carey Lohrenz - Navy’s First Female Top Gun on Performing Under Pressure
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Jim Johnson
as one of his favorite books of all time.
Jim Johnson on the Belief of a Leader
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Stephen H. Covey
as something he enjoys listening to on Audible.
Why We Almost Didn't Relaunch This Podcast
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Brad Englert
as a book about being proactive.
964 - WP-Tonic Show: Startups or Established Companies, Why Culture is Everything!
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Mark Costes
in relation to Stephen Covey Jr. as the author of 'Seven Habits'.
2280: How to Systemize Your Practice and Still Love Dentistry Pt. 1
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Paul Polman
in relation to the concept of behavioral change and its impact on organizational transformation.
How redefining boundaries drives performance, w/former Unilever CEO Paul Polman
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Weldon Long
as the first book he read to educate himself after deciding to change his life in prison.
To the Point: Why 99% of Salespeople Fail -Here's the $42M Sales Process That Actually Works with Weldon Long
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Jon Acuff
when discussing the importance of having the end in mind when setting goals.
Quick Cut: S2E361 All it Takes is a Goal with Jon Acuff
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Maha Abouelenein
when discussing the 'Franklin planner' and time management strategies.
How To Make Yourself Irreplaceable and Confident | Maha Abouelenein

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