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

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[@weekplan5655]

Excellent job with this animation :)

[@ivanandreas]

i really love your video. Thank you for sharing something so awesome. It definitely inspire me to read more books now. keep them coming and ill keep the likes going .

[@jarnonousiainen3291]

love the way how you first introduce the concept and then name the habit, more tangible. (at least to me) nice job!

[@FightMediocrity]

WEEK PLAN Thanks :)

[@FightMediocrity]

ivan andreas Haha, thanks Ivan :)

[@AlwaysImproving1]

“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!

[@LifelongLearnerChannel]

So True! They often already have an answer ready before the other person has finished his / hers!

[@bella1975]

Steve Coney wasn't the original person to say this. Mother Teresa of Calcutta did.

[@houssemgara1570]

amazing quote

[@katelinmarie5360]

There was a similar but equally potent quote in Fight Club: "When people think you're dying, they actually listen to you... instead of just waiting for their turn to talk."

[@audiobooksummary5279]

amazing quote!

[@devyadav4963]

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

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

I am taking acting classes. My part time job is to bart-end I walk with the first foot firts My cats name is winwin I get regularly stood I was employed at the solar company Synergy I cant see where I left my saw, what a see-saw!

[@teacherfromthejungles6671]

without watching a video this list is completely pointless. sharpen a saw? put first things first? what is it all about?!...

[@joeraguso5376]

@Teacher From the Jungles Actually watching the video, oddly enough, would be a form of sharpening the saw.

[@armandorochez6037]

Thank you.

[@swaters5127]

@@teacherfromthejungles6671 Reading the book makes the most sense.

[@gontortv]

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

[@TraderJoe007]

Speak for yourself

[@szymonczekaa8894]

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!

[@karanveernarang]

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

[@gunitkaur1763]

so true

[@tiamatthews1104]

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[@janelee6258]

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[@VictorFoote01]

Very true. So many people are not cut out to be teachers. I really believe online teaching is the way to go. Imagine being taught by the best teachers all around the world? KZbin is such an amazing platform that has helped with my education so much.

[@OzPablo1]

Genius is a pretty strong word. I personally am not sure it is best applied to a video blogger paraphrasing and interpreting someone else's hard work and original thought. But to each their own.

[@benn6499]

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.

[@_diegoarrue]

Thank you!!

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Thank u

[@PlanetKarma]

Thanks!

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Thank you so much... You really are GOOD!

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Thanks bro you saved my day👌👍

[@derkatzenfuerst6077]

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.

[@hockinghillsalive3624]

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!

[@zlickDude]

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

[@gazeddreamer3501]

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.

[@precious.goziemba]

I am currently reading this book, this summary is so beautiful and has given me a better understanding of the habits I have covered already. Thank you for how simply you explained them.

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Believe me it is the best summary of this book out on the internet... Highly appreciate your hard work.👏👏👏

[@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

[@hellatze]

Ubai Kamal you still didnt explain them :(

[@ArneWidding]

You didn't have the time to read the book, so you look for a 6:42 minute video... Then you don't even watch that and look for the summary in the comments. Bro, you will not learn from this anyway. Go watch TV...

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This comment should be pinned.

[@kc-me6wl]

Ubai Kamal no.2 is the most powerful in my opinion- it dictates in a way the other things on this list in order to achieve that end goal

[@Sequaloid]

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[@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

[@michelecherek5392]

I'm LOVING THIS!! I'm working on these presently. It's great to have this reiteration!💖 THANK YOU!!

[@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!

[@obalfaqih]

I'm glad that I found your channel, I need that kind of positivity.. thanks for the video and "the hardwork" 😉👍 Liked & subscribed and thanks again

[@ericanderson5219]

I've taken the class before, but this was a crystal clear explanation. I like all of them, but I laughed at the "magic bricks" in number 7. And I FINALLY understand what synergies means. Thanks and I will share with others.

[@FightMediocrity]

Eric Anderson Awesome, Eric! :)

[@theideaeffect4896]

+Eric Anderson Habit 7 is my favorite, too. Just like Warren Buffett says: “The best investment you can make, is an investment in yourself. The more you learn, the more you’ll earn.”

[@faizzakkaprasetyo7800]

+Eric Anderson what is habit the magic bricks mean? sorry i'm from Indonesia, i do not really understand what the magic bricks mean, i understand about 'sharpen the saw', but the magic bricks make me a little confuse, and i'm curious what is about

[@silbaar]

+Faizzakka Prasetyo it means you need to be consistent and learn how to build with normal bricks, because magic bricks do not exist... so for example if you want to be more smart you need to study because there is no "magic pill" that will make you smarter... etc

[@silbaar]

+Faizzakka Prasetyo it means you need to be consistent and learn how to build with normal bricks, because magic bricks do not exist... so for example if you want to be more smart you need to study because there is no "magic pill" that will make you smarter... etc

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Firs time I’ve seen your channel, really like the fact that you summarised the central ideas of a self improvement book in a simple, easy to follow format. I have subscribed, good work.

[@zemielasma8986]

I like it! You have a great audience by animating the learnings you got from reading a book, by doing this you make sure that you got the golden nuggets and find it hard to forget it, because you read it deliberately. Hope I can do this as well, not only that you engage yourself into reading more books, but also solidify your thoughts by expressing it.

[@mcgusto82]

Amazing. Tonight I'm looking for answers, and I'm very glad I found an answer in your video.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

There are no good answers in life only questions and more questions. The more you study the less you conclude you know. Only the least knowledgeable think that they know everything.

[@bernadettefernandes6105]

Love the way the topic is introduced...the art of communicating effortlessly while leaving a strong message.

[@ScienceOfSuccess]

I couldn't express it better.

[@ZJIGGA]

Very well said!

[@theflizzyshow]

The way you approached habit #5 was brilliant! I subscribed for that reason alone.

[@KevinStClair-ln5ir]

This is a fantastic video clip. Thank you for creating this. Such a powerful message.

[@Michellecrossan]

You have taught me so much in such a short space of time! Thank you! x

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[@petalx3682]

Wow absolutely amazing video and short version of the book!! Love that video :)

[@medicmandan2554]

This is a great video with an engaging narrative, simple yet easy animation and a tempo fit the modern era. Thank you!

[@abbywebster8343]

I’ve read this book and you summarize these lessons perfectly in your video! I will be sharing this!

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what a good video! so clear and yet simple to understand 👏👏 thank you for making it.. you did a great job 👍👍

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I have watched several of your videos in a row... I want to go on and on... Thank you again. You are clear, non patronizing, to the point. What a treat. I really wish for you to receive as much as you give.

[@YogiLab]

Thank you for putting this online. So grateful!

[@nanayaden8528]

Wonderfully encapsulated the main concept of the book. Thank you for this:)

[@moralesdirect]

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.

[@eversunnyguy]

Love this channel. Saves so much time for busy folks. After all, eventually we don't remember entire book but only the key concepts anyway.

[@hills863]

I've read this book years ago, and this video refresh my memory about why this book is so good. Thank you so much!

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That was immensely effective. Great work. Keep doing.

[@AbsoluteMotivation]

Amazing work. So much value provided to humanity. Respect.

[@rdoetjes]

+Absolute Motivation Like this presenter you also omit your definition of value. What is value? Value is very objective so in order to get a debate going you need to define what your meaning of value is.

[@livaiwaqa3378]

+Raymond Doetjes You mean *Subjective smartass

[@livaiwaqa3378]

+Raymond Doetjes And I don't think he wanted a debate, he was simply stating his opinion

[@adrianmainz2716]

feel good self help mumbo jumbo: the first scammer you meet, your "win-win" attitude will be your downfall

[@MrSteinbock1976]

​@@adrianmainz2716What do you offer instead of a win - win attitude ?

[@marcbarcelona1973]

I'm I am glad that I am watching this at 20. Great video and insightful advice I hope I can carry on!

[@yoOfelia]

Love, love, love the way you processed and interpreted the information on the book. Thank you!

[@saiprasadpanda5288]

I highly suggest this books 1) secrets of Sanatan Dharma 2) Habits, wisdom and mindset of highly successful people 2020 .both books available on Amazon and kindle.

[@dido.the.side.h0646]

wow I just put this on out of interest while I was filing my schoolwork, but it actually had really useful tips! And more than that, the tips were well demonstrated with examples and allegories. Great job!

[@joshrossj-ro8713]

Fantastic video!! I love how you brought each of the 5 principles to life in a little over 5 minutes. My dad gave me this book years ago. After several years I finally ready the book and loved the concecpts. Your stories and pictures helped me remember and apply the principles. Thank you so much !

[@britjj5126]

Good looking out Dad👍

[@samanmohd7176]

Thank you so much for your time and effort for creating this video. I really liked it!

[@kevinsayce2248]

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

[@TJIMC]

Very Impressed with your skill. Thank you for today's motivation

[@johnkang6221]

That was so amazing, thank you for the video

[@waterbender19]

I read this book (the version for teens) when I was maybe 12 and again when I was 15 or 16. I'm 19 now and I hadn't realized how much these principles have shaped my life thus far and how much I really follow these ideals. at those times I didn't directly implement this stuff, but I'm in a really good place in my life right now and I'd say a lot of it relates directly to the principles in this book. its really cool to see how these ideas worked for me in my life years after reading the book. I guess it goes to show, you never know how something will affect you and just because you can't hear something at the time doesn't mean it won't come back to you eventually.

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This is great work I loved the video! You just gained a new loyal subscriber ;)

[@Windowtintingqueen]

I love this. Love how you explained it the examples given. New subscriber here 💁

[@michelemoneywell8765]

What a fantastic video! You recognized a great book, figured out how to condense it, and then illustrated and animated it. Thank you so much for your work. Many of us would not have gotten around to reading the book or even listening to a podcast. But your video is so engaging! New subscriber, and will check out your other videos, but it will be later, when I take a break. I need to put first things first.

[@supermamaa4179]

Thank you so much for sharing this!!! You really know how to tell it in a good way that I keep in my memory!

[@MikeTheRobot23]

"Who cares if I spent days making this video?... What benefit do you get from subscribing?" Instantly liked and subscribed at this point. That kind of honest is in too all too scarce these days. Keep kicking ass, man.

[@FightMediocrity]

Shimshaw Groobydoo Thanks brother.

[@StephanieG1]

All these Self-Help Gurus just take it 100% for granted that people know what they want to do/be in life. I have not the slightest idea of what I want to do or become. I am just like millions of others who don't have the slightest idea about what they want for their life. However, these Self-help Gurus seem to think that most people know what they want and it is just self-doubt,anxiety or fear that prevents people from being successful in whatever field they choose. So these gurus write books, hold seminars and make podcasts saying:"Just get up 30 minutes earlier each day", or "be more 'proactive' and 'results driven'." These things will work but only if you know exactly what you want to be. Having a clear cut unshakable desire is more than half the battle. If you have this then all you need is really just to show up every day and you'll do that automatically if you find something that you genuinely love. Carlos Castaneda wrote that "a path with a heart doesn't make you work at liking it." This is useful because if you're doing something that bores you or something you think you'll enjoy sometime in the future,"once I get used to it." Then you're barking up the wrong tree. Something you love gives you energy, you feel more alert after doing it than when you started, and you'll never think to yourself:"I wonder when I am going to start enjoying this?" either. Take a good long look at all the books on your bookshelves. Classify them into type e.g. books on health, language books, science books etc and you'll get an instant snapshot of the things that interest you and maybe you can develop your passion using this technique?

[@FreeAudioBooks984]

+Stephanie G Your point that the self-help gurus take it for granted that people know what they want to do in life is well-taken. I would say that to jump into information like this first is putting the cart before the horse. It is not the fault of the gurus, nor can they tell you what your passion is. Just as you suggested looking at the types of books that interest you as a strategy for finding what your interests are, we have to do the work, employing different strategies/techniques over time to find our passion(s). Only then can we begin to apply what the gurus suggest. Good Luck!

[@CzechRiot]

+Stephanie G I think it's more of an irony actually. Most self help gurus are precisely people who DON'T KNOW exactly what they want to do, except that they want the most basic stuff, like money fame and power. That's why most self-help gurus become self-help gurus, because they keep searching for advice for so long that they end up becoming experts on self help material, instead of actually using self help material as a means to achieve success in sports, in music, in movies, in creating real products (not dvd's and books and steps-programs and whatnot). People who REALLY KNOW what they want are already doing it from an early age. In the same sense that people who want to be fit or buff are mostly already doing it in their teen years. Also, sometimes the person is just not good enough or didn't have enough luck in order to succeed and make a living out of what they really wanted. This is not a "defeated mentality", it's just an observation. Watch how many very talented artists get eliminated throughout the several rounds in show like X Factor or American Idol. Many others actually had success at one point in time (I used to watch those Where Are They Now? or One Hit Wonders shows on VH1). Many people were once "rich and famous" and later became nurses, school teachers, or whatever regular job type of people. There was this kid from the show Zack and Cody, which was the number one show on Disney Channel around 2007, and the guy was working at a restaurant a couple of years ago... In my mind a kid on a number one tv show on Disney would be a multimillionaire, with the capacity of starting his own restaurant, apparently this is not the case. How many of these people that are making "decent" money on KZbin nowdays do you think will still be making money off KZbin in 5 or 10 years? When everyday there's dozen new people starting up KZbin channels offering pretty much the same type of stuff, or better? Yes, some people will always surf a better wave and make enough money to retire, or adapt. But what's not so evident to most people is that the ones who succeed in the long run already have a mix of qualities inherent to them, that is not reproducible by others. Funny people are funny by nature, cute girls are cute by nature, people obsessed with exercise are like this by nature. Most self help gurus are like that by nature, they have the "cult leader personality". The way they talk, their voice tone, the way they smile, their natural hyperactive behavior. They like to talk, they like to be seen, they like to be the center of attention, they're narcissistic. This overconfidence is natural to them. They can say whatever, and it sounds like truth, because they speak with a firm belief, that in the everyday real world comes only from people who are VERY certain about something. You listen to them speaking and you subconsciously believe you just have to do it, and the results will be obvious, because it's all so obvious! So, eventually, a few of the thousands of people doing something because they felt motivated, will actually move upwards, in some sense. And their future testimonials will then reinforce the obvious truisms, giving even more credit to the gurus.

[@FreeAudioBooks984]

What a hateful response. You're basically trying to put down and marginalize anyone who instructs. Not everyone can teach others or speak persuasively. It's an art and you have failed miserably to give credit where it's due. In fact, your very long post is spent criticizing the efforts of those trying to help others. Some self-help gurus suggest avoiding toxic people. That would certainly be you.

[@CzechRiot]

1000mishi That was not hateful, but I'm under the impression my next comment might be... hahaha

[@CzechRiot]

You are stupid bro... How is it that I'm "trying to put down anyone who instructs?" I'm mostly describing situations and aspects of it. I'm not saying anything that these guys are crooks, assholes, etc. I'm actually stating that they have personal qualities that are not common. How is that failing to give credit? The self-help gurus are talented people, naturally talented, and who have worked to perfect those skills. I say so in my comment, but you're just too obsessed with "avoiding negativity" that you almost completely shut off any critical thinking (although actually you take the time to read it and try to knock it down, instead of actually simply disregarding it, as some people would). The real world is the real world, If I make an analysis of the best possible outcome and the worst possible outcome, you can't say I'm being negative because I accept there's a possibility of horrible things happening. Or, more likely, that "normal" things will happen, and nothing extraordinarily good will come out off your efforts (in this case, simply listening to gurus). It's like I tell you that it's unlikely that you will win the lottery, and you tell me to shut up and stop being a hater.

[@theTarek9]

Great video! im still reading the book and realized that the first example wasnt mentioned in the book and its urs and completely love it! got right through my head. thanks

[@dermee]

i read the consept many years ago. but your explanation based on your own experience makes it easy to understand. especially, the "seek try to understand and then to be understand" thank you.

[@NowOnAFM]

What an inspiring video! Great job!

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This video is AMAZING! Good explanations and it offers so much guidance! Thank you so much! I sub'd because of this video! Please continue to do videos like this on other books, maybe physchology/self help books maybe history or whatever you choose! Thanks!

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Enjoyed this animation. Brief but gets straight to the point.

[@GrowthMindsetChannel]

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

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Its amazing how you explained everything in such short video and made us understand the points as well... ☺️

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I have half read this book. But this review is so concise yet explains it all! Good job!

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thanks man! God bless you! :)

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Thank you for this, I red this book already but it feels good to be reminded in a short amount of time what re the basics you must implement in your life. Great work my friend

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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!"

[@saiprasadpanda5288]

I highly suggest this books 1) secrets of Sanatan Dharma 2) Habits, wisdom and mindset of highly successful people 2020 .both books available on Amazon and kindle.

[@carolineandrew9332]

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[@paranassiaparapio]

Could you please explain this quote

[@TPM-uu2rp]

It's about trust. If you have broken someone's trust, you can apologize all you want and they may accept your apology but it will take many trustworthy acts on your part for them to regain the trust they had in you.

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I love your channel name of "fight mediocrity" because it's so important to always be stretching and reaching to become better! Keep up the good work! :)

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[@JosephRegala]

I have read this book several times and it's always good to come back and revisit it. I enjoyed this animated summary. Thank you.

[@sharky6128]

GREAT VIDEO, SHORT, CONCISE, AND TO THE POINT, LOVE IT ! ! ! I LOVE THE WAY YOU USE EVERYDAY EXAMPELS TO MAKE THE POINT

[@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

[@calisongbird]

The correct punctuation for Habit 4 is “Think Win/Win.” The video actually got it wrong.

[@lakendralandon7239]

my uncle gave me this book...I never read it. I lost it... darnit. thanks for the recap. ill try and get it again.

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Superbly articulated... Though wanted more in detail.. Great job

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From the day I saw your first video I subscribed, just because I know this channel would profoundly help me grow.

[@ibnawf112]

well you earned my subscription brother. amazing work.

[@elsbethophoff2326]

wonderful! I will share this with my students. Thank you so much!

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first video of yours i have ever seen and i couldnt resist the subscribe button. kuddos bruv you helping me sharpen the saw

[@shadizarei]

Your video in one word: AWESOME Thank you 🙏🏼

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Live this channel ! Look forward to watching it grow ! Great voice for it too.

[@nadsayyed1]

2)Be proactive - seeing yourself in the cascade say something to urself 3)begin with the end in the mind - 4)put first things first - 5)think win win - for me to win u shouldn't want other to lose 6)seek first to be understand then to be understood 7)synergize - sharpen the saw

[@dnlring]

I began looking into this expecting some kind of unusual tips or counterintuitive ideas. Instead, these 7 habits are some of the most basic, common-sense things one can do to really be effective. I don't think I've been doing any of them. I feel dumb right now because of how obvious these are. Thank you.

[@AJL04B]

The book is still in my drawer unread. And now im seeing this. Thank you .

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Really great videos this morning thank you so much for the post. Turns out I was already subscribed ha ha Ha I guess I’ve always liked your contact. Thanks again

[@MasteringAdulthood]

AWESOME! This is one of the 2 most influential books in my life, career and practice!

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Which is 2nd.

[@audiobooksummary5279]

I agree with you!

[@omto.m]

I saw this video summary 4 years Ago. Finally, yesterday I started reading this Book. Better late than never. 😁

[@845world]

OMTO me too! How are you finding it?

[@omto.m]

@@845world i find it very deep also very fundamental. There are free audiobook in youtube too. 👍

[@trialtaker]

its a good read...it sticks with you...

[@trialtaker]

u mayhave to read it again and again(habit 7 sharpen the saw) to develop these habits...its one thing to read about these habits(information) and another to develop these habits(action)...

[@omto.m]

@@trialtaker totally agree with you

[@rosebellanamango8691]

This is so awsomely summarised. Thank you.

[@angelopiano]

Love it, thank you so much for sharing this!!!! wish you the best!

[@julittok]

For you to win another person does not have to loose, let's hope we remember this.

[@LegitPrepperGuruNodoubt]

thanks for making this video. Now I don't have to read the whole book because it takes too much time to read a book. I can therefore focus my time more on what really matters.

[@ladypilliwick8179]

batman lol. ya I don't have time to read a book either....I'm too busy studying for a test

[@sherrynorris3864]

This is awesome and very helpful Stephen. Thanks so much for sharing your gift with us.