The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens

is the author of the 7 habits of highly effective teens and the 7 habits of happy kids.

• Sam Covey

• Franklin Covey

• Stephen Covey

• Sean Covey

The 7 habits of highly effective teens helps you _?_

• to learn seven important habits in life.

• get ultimate success in life.

• get out of negative thoughts in life.

• enjoy your English classes.

The one you can always count on is _?_ --- The Real Thing.

• Paradigm-centered

• Principal-centered

• Principle-centered

• Parents-centered

Think Win-Win

• See life as a vicious competition.

• Have an everyone-can-win attitude.

• Know that in life only first and second place count.

To Sharpen the saw means...

• Preserving and enhancing the greatest asset you have.

• Doing the same thing everyday.

• To keep doing worse.

Be Proactive

• Take responsibility for your life.

• Get paid to be an actor

• Blame all your problems on other people.

Begin with the End in Mind

• Don't have a plan, avoid goals at all costs.

• Define your mission and goals in life.

• Skip the beginning steps and just do the final steps.

Put First Things First

• Make sure that fun things come before important

  things.

• Number everything and do things in number order.

• Prioritize, and do the most important things first.

Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood

• Listen to people sincerely.

• Pretend to listen to others by nodding and

  saying “uh-huh” often.

• You were given a mouth for a reason - talk a lot so that people understand you.

Sharpen the Saw

• Renew yourself regularly.

• Wear yourself out doing everything you can while you're young.

• Split time between schoolwork and construction work to be balanced.