The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a book written by Stephen R. Covey. This book is basically a self-help book, which helps people to see and make differences between their opinion and ideas from others. He describes those seven habits as, “Be Proactive”, “Begin with the End in Mind”, “Put First things First”, “Think win-win”, “Seek first to Understand”, “Then To be Understood”, “Synergize” and “sharpen the saw”. I read some quotes and reviews about this book and I found that the best three that suit with my personality and my favorite is, “Be Proactive”, and this is, in my opinion that makes people success in any ambit or career. I like to take initiatives in order to learn and take control about the information that I want to know, or information that I need In the future. Create my own responsibilities makes me feel independent and efficient in everything. The second is, “Think to win”, I like to take advantage of my positive thoughts because I do not like to lose, and this is the main reason why I am always researching about almost everything. I like to find solutions and agreements if I see it is convenient for me and my ideas. Finally, “Sharpen the saw”, If people at least per day take a little time for themselves and start to organize their ideas and expectations the improvement will be better than they think, create an efficient ideas is not that easy but if we take a look into our conscience and essence I am sure that we will find the best way to understand, increase and develop what we really want. I would like to learn more about this book and learn more about how to use those habit best possible, in my educational career and work place. For both, I like to be prepare for almost everything, read articles about economic, technology, history and others is a way to create my own brand in the college and in the company that I am working now. I try to make sure that the information that I’m looking for, is correct and value. I do not like to fight for best score, I like to learn and prove it to myself.
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