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Summary: Turned my life around...
Review: I got this book as a present three years ago, during junior year of high school. My life back then was pretty dull; I had few friends and no interests other than being an internet junkie. I quickly embraced the concepts provided in it. Today I have completely changed, due in large part to applying these seven habits. I'm a happier, stronger, more dynamic, compassionate person. I cannot stress how inspiring this book is. Buy it, and I hope it does as much for you as it has for me.
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Summary: Highly Recommended
Review: I keep having to buy copies of this book because I give them away to people I want to share the book with.I found this book (at the age of 40-something) a little more reader friendly than Stephen Covey's book. I tell the teens I work with that Covey, Sr's book is a little more executive oriented and I had trouble connecting with it. This is easier to connect with and I don't find it preachy because Sean Covey so often tells stories on himself. It's easy to peruse over and over again and to integrate little by little into your life. At least when my time management fails, I can name what I could have done better (put the big rocks in first). When I've spent the day dithering time away at some no-where project, I know I'm spending too much time in Q4. Little by little, it helps improve your life. I guess I want to comment on the reviewer who thought Sean was trying to encourage reader to always be thinking of something nice to say (ie always kissing up to people). I don't feel Sean was trying to tell you not to be yourself, but well-placed, positive comments can sew wonderful seeds of cooperation and friendship. Externalize your positive thoughts by sharing them with people; it makes a difference. Great book for teens, young adults and adults.
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Summary: Worthless
Review: Worthless...this book doesn't deserve any more of a review.
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Summary: Fabulous book!
Review: This book is wonderful! If you have the perfect life you need not read it, but if you're life is far from perfect read on! The 7 Habits help you improve your life and help you succeed! It gives great tips and it's fun to read. Sean Covey makes you want to read more and there are sections where he encourages you to write in the book. I'm really glad I bought this book. You will be happy too. The funny cartoons and relaxed style of writing is so great. I let my friends borrow this book and they loved it too! It's a great buy for any teen from 12 to 19.
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Summary: A MUST Read for Every Teen and Parent of Teenagers
Review: I wish I had this book when I was a teenager! I bought this book for my teenagers, left it in the bathroom, and found that the book has been read over and over again. This outstanding book is jam-packed with highly useful and easy-to-understand positive steps that any teen (or young adult for that matter) can put into practical use for make their lives better. There are fantastic suggestions at the end of each chapter, and deal with every area of life a teenager encounters. From relationships, to peers, to school, communicating with parents, sticking up for diversity, keep hope alive, and so much more that will have a GREAT impact on the life of any teen who wants to feel better about themselves. The back of the book has a great section called "Info Central" with phone numbers to call if you are in crisis and need support. There is also a page "50 Great Books for Teens" that provide other great books for teenagers. You brought an outstanding contribution Sean. This book deserves 10 Stars! Highly Recommended! Barbara Rose, author of, 'Individual Power' and 'If God Was Like Man'
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Summary: A Message for the Angry Teens
Review: I was a rebellious teenager, and was positive I knew everything. I did not want to be told what to do, what to read, where to go, or what time to come home. Anyone who wants to get somewhere in life learns from the wisdom of others, as well as our own painful mistakes. Take whatever good you can find out of this book and use it to feel better about yourself, and make your future brighter. If something doesn't apply, just forget about it. If you find just ONE thing that will make a positive difference in your life, then it is worth it.
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Summary: If this book dosn't help you...then you need help!
Review: This book is one of the best pieces of literature I have ever read! Sean Covey explains every detail on how to improve yourself. Covey dosn't tell you what things you have done wrong, he tells you ways of improving yourself. It is your responsibility to realize what you have done wrong, and try to improve in that area. He uses a method called, Baby steps. Baby Steps come after the end of each chapter and tell you ways of improving yourself through what the previous chapter had been talking about. He is amazing! This book has made so many postive outlooks on life! I am eternaly grateful that I was given this book. I first bought his father's book; The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and struggled through it. Finnaly I found this book, and have loved it since the first page! When I am older, I plan on reading his fathers. Fiinnaly there is a book out there with the potential of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens! I encourage Sean to keep writing. He has excellent talent in this field!
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Summary: Very Helpful... for some
Review: When I first picked this book up was last years. I was an unorganized sophomore who didn't care enough about her grades or much else. I read the first chapter and put it down because I got bored. About a month ago I picked it up again, now caring just a bit more about life and reality, and found it very helpful. Sean Covey goes on talking about how to improve yourself and your relationships with others using the 7 habits that brought his father to fame. Only this time, it's written in teen-speak. Each of the habits focus on a different aspect. Each one is needed to be mastered before you move up to the next. Many people complain about this book saying that it's "stupid" or "useless" and to tell the truth if I didn't let my boredom get the better of me back in sophomore year I might think the same way. In order to really get this book and use it as a helpful tool you must read it with an open mind (yes Sean dose over do it with the slang in some occasions) and you have to actually want things to be better. If your parents force it onto you, chances are it's not going to help as much. Though I have only been trying to live the habits for a couple weeks I have already seen slight changes in my life and my level of patience. I think that if this book was made for you, it will be a remarkable piece of work, but if it wasn't.... well you're better off trying another style. I hope you like it!
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Summary: Gag me
Review: If I could give this book a -47 stars I would. I had to read this for a class at school and it was pulled out for four months, and we "analyzed" each annoying habit and "looked into ourselves." I must say, I am not a better person from reading this book, all this book made me think was how much I would love to ram a pencil in my eye. While reading all I could think of was "No duh- I know this." How people don't seem to see the remedial redundancy of this horrid excuse of a self help book is beyond me. A waste of time, money, and brain cells.
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Summary: college
Review: This book helped me get into Berkeley. Anyone who says this book is a waste of time is probably at a junior college or is working at a fast food restaurant.
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