This book needs neither an introduction nor a review. When you have read a book in your 20s and again read it in your 40s, the perspectives are quite different. That's what I can say after re-reading this book. I have read several books on the topic. A few are probably influenced by this book. What are the seven habits?
- Be Proactive
- Keep the End in Mind
- Put First Things First
- Think Win/Win
- Seek First to Understand and then be understood
- Synergize
- Sharpen the Saw
While the outcomes and expectations from the habits are clear, one may find the methodologies described to achieve can be a bit restrictive and not to your liking. I think one can choose own technique to inculcate these habits.
