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7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey

 Be Proactive – Take responsibility for your actions and focus on what you can control, instead of reacting to external circumstances.

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Begin with the End in Mind – Define a clear vision of your goals and values so that daily actions align with long-term purpose.

Put First Things First – Prioritize important tasks over urgent but less meaningful ones, practicing effective time and energy management.

Think Win-Win – Approach relationships with a mindset of mutual benefit, seeking solutions that respect both your needs and others’.

Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood – Listen empathetically before expressing your views, building trust and stronger communication.

Synergize – Collaborate by valuing differences and combining strengths to achieve outcomes greater than what individuals could accomplish alone.

Sharpen the Saw – Invest regularly in renewing yourself physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually to sustain effectiveness. Thanks to my former employer, ProProfs, for this helpful book!

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