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

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[AlwaysImproving]

“Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply.” - Stephen Covey. I really love this quote from the book. because it's so true!

[devyadav]

The 7 habits of highly effective people
1. Be proactive
2. Begin with the end in mind
3. Put first things first.
4. Always win win
5. Seek first to understand than to be understood
6. Synergy
7. Sharpen the saw

[gontortv]

One of the best animated book review we've ever seen. Thank you so much! It really inspires us to be proactive.

[Bitachon]

*7 Habits*
- Be proactive
- *Begin with the end in mind*
- Put first things first
- *Think win-win*
- Seek first to understand and then to be understood
*- Synergize*
- Sharpen the saw

[benn]

To save your time, I've listed and summarised the tips :)

1. Be Proactive - Focus on the things you can control rather than things you can't.
2. Begin with the end in mind - Are you doing things you want to be remembered as.
3. Put first things first - what we say vs how we allocate our time.
4. Think win win - For you to win they do not have to lose.
5. Seek first to understand then to be understood - Does what you do offer value?
6. Synergy - You can do more than just by yourself.
7. Sharpen the Saw - Go the long way even if it takes time.

[zlickDude]

''for you to win, another person does not have to lose.''

[szymonczekaa]

I read that book recently and it made huge impression on me. It also makes me happy when I see other people reading it as I feel that we need such way of thinking in our society. We compete too much. All in all thanks for doing this video and good luck with the further projects!

[TheLonelyPanther]

1. Be proactive
2. Begin with the end in mind
3. Put first things first
4. Think win-win
5. Seek first to understand then to be understood
6. Synergize
7. Sharpen the saw

[gazeddreamer]

I read this years ago. Recently, I've wondered how much I've actually remembered and am pleased to see so much has actually stuck with me. Good clear and concise summary.

[hockinghillsalive]

This video is where I discovered the book, and since that time I have read the book twice and watched and shared this video about 10 times.
This book helped me to change my life, and almost 5 years later I am still sharing this video!
Thanks for such an awesome video and channel, dude!

[TPM-uurp]

One of the most influential books in my life and my favorite quote is, "You can't talk your way out of a problem you behaved your way into!"

[kevinsayce]

As a soccer coach, I adapted the habits so I coached life skills with the players
1. Make it happen - Don't Let it happen
2. Work backwards from a goal scored
3. Don't wait, Act
4. Help your team to be the best by helping yourself to be the best
5. Know WHY before you know HOW
6. Three Ordinary teams making One Extraordinary Team
7. The Sharper we become, the Deeper we cut through Defences

[bharathsparky]

Key Points :

Be proactive: Take responsibility for your life and your choices. Don't blame external circumstances for your problems; instead, focus on what you can control and take proactive steps to achieve your goals.

Begin with the end in mind: Clarify your values, vision, and goals. Visualize what you want to achieve and create a clear plan for how to get there.

Put first things first: Prioritize your time and energy based on what is most important to you. Focus on the activities that align with your values and goals, and learn to say "no" to distractions and time-wasters.

Think win-win: Seek mutual benefit in all your interactions. Look for solutions that benefit everyone involved, rather than focusing on competition or zero-sum thinking.

Seek first to understand, then to be understood: Listen empathetically and seek to understand other people's perspectives before presenting your own. Create an environment of trust and collaboration by valuing others' opinions and ideas.

Synergize: Work collaboratively with others to achieve common goals. Look for opportunities to combine your strengths and create something greater than the sum of its parts.

Sharpen the saw: Continuously improve yourself in all areas of life. Maintain balance and renew yourself physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

[SwizzlyBikerCH]

I listened to the audiobook some time ago and am thrilled with it. I listened to it in a native language German. Now I wanted to explain it to an English speaking client who asked me for advice on business development.

You absolutely bring it to the point.

You posted it 6 years ago and it is still - this is my personal view - the best summary I have found on the net.

Congratulations and thank you so much!

[TheBigGuyATX]

I loved this book in the 90s. It changed my life and shaped my life habits. I can truly say I wouldn't change much looking back over the last 20 or 30 years. This video you created is fabulous and probably the best one you've done (IMO)! I share it with so many people and send them to this video as people come to me asking for advice or guidance. Thanks for the investment of creating this short, informative, and engaging video.

[AudiobookLearning]

Awesome video! I love Stephen Covey and this book in particular. The best thing about this video is that it let´s you remenber the key points of the book in just a few minutes

[karanveernarang]

Great line of thought and excellent explanation. It takes wisdom to understand but it takes a genius to explain.

[derkatzenfuerst]

Excellent animation! The fact that you were able to compress the content of the book into such as short video while still communicating the core ideas is amazing.

[GrowthMindsetChannel]

“Seek first to understand, and then to be understood.” - Stephen Covey