THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE BY STEPHEN COVEY | ANIMATED BOOK SUMMARY

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What we do on a regular basis, good or bad, is essentially who we are & who we become as a person. Every single day we brush our teeth (& if some of you, for whatever reason do not, please prioritize this immediately, if you haven't already, there's no better time to start than now) we routinely execute familiar steps - habitual behaviour, that we've been taught by our parents. The stronger a habit the less likely it is for you to break it. So, if you brush your teeth first thing in the morning daily, it's fairly easy to continue doing so. That's why we don't have to think about it, it just comes natural to us.

But the same applies with bad habits & fact is that we're kinda lazy & seek conformity, which when we lack self-discipline makes us develop harmful addictions real fast & easy. It's important to know that you can change. Anybody telling you otherwise is a full blown idiot. It's true & the reason it angers me is, because so many people who want to change let themselves be fooled by others who've tried & failed. Now they tell others they can't do it... & lacking confidence lots of people just take it at face value. I won't let those kind of people, with their loser mentality, get in the way of me pursuing my mission, of which a big part is the 8th Habit (Finding your own voice & inspiring others to find theirs).

The 7 habits presented within this book aren't simply a successful entrepreneur's way of handling things. Any human being who wants to be their best self & improve absolutely should adopt

1. Being goal-oriented & reliable,
2. Planning all the way to the end,
3. Prioritizing well,
4. Sharing success,
5. Sympathizing & keeping an open-mindedness,
6. Collaborating, instead of competing
& 7. Focusing on consistent growth

The way you do anything is the way you do everything. Let's get serious. ;)
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[robertogerardi]

Thanks for the video!
Timestamps:

Independent - Self Reliance
1. Be Proactive - Focus on your circle of control. Focus on solutions instead of problems. Hold yourself accountable. Take responsibility for your actions - 0:38
2. Begin With the End In Mind - By knowing your goal, design a 'detailed' plan to get you there with metrics to keep track of your progress - 1:27
3. Put First Things First - Focus fully on doing/finishing the ONE essential thing on your to do list, or your Widely Important Goal (WIG) first- 1:55

Interdependent - Social Development
4. Think Win-Win - Add value. Collaboration has statistically better outcomes when in a multi-player scenario. - 2:30
5. Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood - Put yourself in someone else's shoes to comprehend their point of view/feelings to have a more effective communication/negotiation - 3:03
6. Synergize - Coordinated teamwork achieves higher outcomes than trying alone or with an unorganized team - 3:32

General Implications
7. Sharpen The Saw - Aim to a continuous incremental improvement of yourself. The saw is NEVER sharp enough - 4:00

[wweworld]

8th habit : Not reading comments, while watching the video

[blaisegirl]

"The meaning of life, for me, ( *and I'm not alone in this* ) is fulfilling my true potential" well said 🙏

[Illacertus]

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Hello everyone,

quick thought salad on *habits* - what we do on a regular basis, good or bad, is essentially who we are & who we become as a person. Every single day we brush our teeth (& if some of you, for whatever reason do not, please prioritize this immediately, if you haven't already, there's no better time to start than now) we routinely execute familiar steps - habitual behaviour, that we've been taught by our parents. The stronger a habit the less likely it is for you to break it. So, if you brush your teeth first thing in the morning daily, it's fairly easy to continue doing so. That's why we don't have to think about it, it just comes natural to us.

But the same applies with bad habits & fact is that we're kinda lazy & seek conformity, which when we lack self-discipline makes us develop harmful addictions real fast & easy. It's important to know that you *can* change. Anybody telling you otherwise is a full blown idiot. It's true & the reason it angers me is, because so many people who want to change let themselves be fooled by others who've tried & failed. Now they tell others they can't do it... & lacking confidence lots of people just take it at face value. I won't let those kind of people, with their loser mentality, get in the way of me pursuing my mission, of which a big part is the 8th Habit (Finding your own voice & inspiring others to find theirs).

The 7 habits presented within this book aren't simply a successful entrepreneur's way of handling things. Any human being who wants to be their best self & improve absolutely should adopt

1. Being goal-oriented & reliable,
2. Planning all the way to the end,
3. Prioritizing well,
4. Sharing success,
5. Sympathizing & keeping an open-mindedness,
6. Collaborating, instead of competing
& 7. Focusing on consistent growth

*The way you do anything is the way you do everything.*

Please consider the presented ideas & have a beautiful day.
- Nenad (illacertus)

PS: Yes, I did say successful people instead of effective. The combination of reading it years ago & working your ass off to make the most out of your 2 weeks vacation will do that to you & of course I totally did it on purpose (see Law 46). ;)

[clarkkegley]

Great job on this, man. Really digging the illustrations + clear concise format. Thumbs up!

[tensmo]

you not need any 7 what you want most to do but have no time left to do to yourself: - I just take 5 minutes of doing that !!! that will make you make strong

[LBrownoffical]

I absolutely loved this!!!!

It reinforced me i am totally on the right track. My favourite quote of all time, which describes me beautifully is

"Seek to Understand, not to be understood"

To hear you say something of a sort and for the other 6 to match me so well. Brilliant. Thank you. Lets get Successful

Improvement Never Finishes! Continue to be the best you can be People!

[artisancustomcoatings]

You are a legitimate godsend

Thank you so much for being you

[RickyCarilli]

This channel is amazing. Extremely underrated! 5 mins and people can be learning so much. Keep up the amazing work! Im grateful for finding your channel. I hope to share this will my future clients as a life coach.

[miguelolmo]

ive read that book several times years ago and i must say your video is amazing. this is the way that subject material should be taught.

[ManWhoPlaysTennis]

Dude. Illacertus, you are the man. This is quality material, phenomenal illustration, and the best semi-subtle humor I have seen on youtube.com. You have really outdone yourself, and I'm thrilled to have stumbled upon your work here. Thanks!

[adamsloan]

It's been a while since I've read this book. It's always good to get a refresher!

[hickorycrow]

Subscribed clicked the bell I keep adding your vids to my watch later list. I'm contemplating on taking notes. Thank you for all these vids

[wisdom-for-life]

Great video. The first principle (be proactive) is the most important in my honest opinion! Good stuff, keep it up.

[gudrunhadley]

Thank you so much for this video! You really did a great job of breaking down the parts into simple terms and making them understandable. Nicely formatted and fun to watch. Thanks again!

[daanyaalo]

Illacertus. You've done an amazing job on your videos. They amazing. Can't say I've been better without you. Thank you

[PhotosByPassy]

Great Video. Had not read the book for a few years and this bought it all back very clearly. Keep up the great work!

[slhgrow]

You are really clear and concise. Books and information that you share are in my library, but I never have time to read them.. Thank you, Earnestly, for your valued summary of so many great readings.

[dillonsnyder]

Hey man, thank you for the videos.
These are helpful in so many ways.

[MustafaKulle]

"Being the best man I can be."
That is my ultimate goal.