The 7 Habits on the Go

Timeless Wisdom for a Rapidly Changing World

By: Sean Covey, Stephen R. Covey

Narrated by: Graham Rowat

The world is changing dramatically, and it's easy to be alarmed and lose focus of what matters most. Don't fall into that trap! Build leadership skills, boost productivity, and learn and apply the time-tested principles of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

It's never too late to develop a growth mindset. Want to discover life-changing habits that will propel you toward a more productive and effective life? This compact adaptation of Stephen R. Covey's all-time international best seller, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, offers an efficient - yet in-depth - guide to becoming your best self and reaching your goals.

Less stress, more success. Listeners who have never learned the seven habits before - as well as longtime fans who want a refresher - will find wisdom, direction, self-reflection, and life-affirming challenges that easily can be applied to your professional and personal life. The 7 Habits on the Go isn't just a productivity planner or habit tracker. If you'll devote just minutes each day, you can develop the principles needed to stay proactive and positive. The positive paradigm shifts that the seven habits can produce help you break free of old beliefs, motivate toward meaningful change, and develop positive behaviors to bring clear communication.

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If you want the bullet points

If you’re looking for a quick bullet point version The 7 Habits then this is a good short listen. Easy way to jot down the main take aways.

The book is less than 2 hours, but...

He quoted Stephen A Covey so many times, that after I heard the name for the thousandth time I just couldn't listen anymore... and I was only halfway through. I seriously just couldn't listen to it. We know that Steven Covey said all that stuff BUT we don't need his name repeated every third sentence!

Stop Repeating “Steven R. Covey” after each sentence!

The message is great, but I was not prepared to hear “Steven R. Covey” after each sentence. I wish he would just STOP.