The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens | Sean Covey

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	The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens Sean Covey Fireside, 1998 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 209 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

LIFE CHANGING.......

It's true! It's a life changing book....

We were going through some things with our 16 year old Daughter. She was making really bad choices for herself. She was going down the wrong path in alot of areas of her life. While she was going on a trip with her grandparents, I orderd this book to send with her to read. It came in to late she had already left for her trip. So when we got the book, I began to read it. It was such a powerful book. I read it to my husband, and he called her grandparents right away and had them buy her the full edition book while she was away. Well, when she got home after being gone a week. We had a discussion about it. She cried and told us she was sorry for the way she had been treating us and for the wrong things she had been doing. (Making a very long story short) The book she said help her adjust her thinking on things. I saw a life change from reading this book. She has also leant it out to her best freind to read. She LOVED it! I would suggest for every parent to get this book. Your kids will love it! He also reaches into their level with cartoons, and quotes too. So it's easy reading for them.

Also, A few years back My Husband had read his father's book (The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People ), And I saw a total transformation in him from reading it. So both books are highing recommended.

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wow, amazing.

As a 16 year old junior in high school, I have found this book to be the best I have ever read for someone who wants to improve your life. You may think that you don't need this book if you are a teen, but you do... it's changed my life.

I love this book

Wow this is one of those books that when you first look at it it looks boring its not. I ran for the Miss pagent of my town. "In my case Miss Yucca Valley" I was told that I was going to read in this book. I love to read so I didnt think much of it. I began to read every day. I fell in love with the ideas that this book holds. I began to read every chance I got. My friends were laughing at me because all I talked about was this book. The lessons in this story really taught me something. Every teen should read it.

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Simply put, it works

It's right, these are highly effective habits for not only teenagers, but anyone. I was disappointed with this miniature edition, not because there is anything wrong with it, but I did not expect it to be so small. I recommend the regular sized book. You will undoubtedly be an improved man if you read this book.

Character Beats out All Averages, Hands Down

His emphasis on character as the basis of effective living -- and a good basis for life -- is a unifying theme that will pull together all of the other points Sean Covey places in his book. This book is no copycat of his father's book; it is sharply readable and entertaining, as he promises at the outset.

It's not hard to forget all the reasons not to be self-centered, materialistic, petty, and all the other bad things, when you keep in mind the idea of having good character as the basis for learning. In this way, too, the student can keep in mind possible explanations for parent behavior; they are reacting to stimuli that include but are not limited to things the reader may be up to. Not that parents are perfect -- not all of them, anyway. Some parents should be taken to the cleaners to dry in the sun, at least for a while. However, all other things being equal, the parent who does not aim at least part of his or her relationship with youth on the overall development and growth of his or her teen may be readily persuaded to see the light and accept the child for who he or she is by throwing this book at them.

I have to give The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens about 4 stars, but it was a toss-up. It doesn't compare well with War and Peace, but as self-improvement reading it is hard to beat the seven habits book. The title probably required a release from the father-author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People -- or a great father-son relationship, anyway. On second thought, the publisher would have required the release, regardless.

Almost nothing gets 5 stars. However, if you know somebody who is -- or if you are -- feeling messed up about which end is up and it seems that everything is racing through the mind too quickly, then slow down and look at the fundamentals, a little. Next, give this book to your parents, it should be mandatory reading as part of the parent licensing program I would propose that somebody or some group, church, religion or philosophy administer.

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