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Member Since: 06/14/08
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Program Progress: Day 26
Member Since: 06/14/08
Last Login: 05/02/12
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Program in:
Program Progress: Day 26
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Areas In My Life I Want To Work On
- - Career
- - Relationship
- - Getting in shape
- - Finances
- - Education
I Want To Quit Or Control
- - Alcohol
Skills I Am Interested In
- - Goal setting
- - Focus
- - Management
- - Motivation
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R1972's Life List:
| find a job that i like |
| build a log cabin |
| rebuild a 1935 3 window chevy coup |
| learn to play the guitar |
| build a castle |
| have six pack abs |
| build a steam boiler to make power |
| to make a fish pond |
| plant trees for my kids |
| day plan and do it |
| build one tree stand a month |
| when I type not henpeck |
| save up for a riding lawnmower |
| finsh camper |
| finsh bathroom |
| shingle roof |
| get my paper work done |
| get hunters for 2009 hunting |
comments
says:
I think his later book, Putting First Things First (or something like that) is a little more practical than 7 habits.
I am a big fan of The Art of Getting Things Done by David Allen - but if you are already pretty organized, this may be a too remedial for you.
Good luck.
Paul
says:
I liked this book but found it a little to deep.
I read the 7 habits for highly effective teens and I got the point much faster.
I also like the following books:-
The monk who sold his ferrari
Eat that frog
How full is your bucket
Enjoy the Covey book - he makes lots of good points.
Have a great day! Angie