Rereading The 7 Habits
With the completion of my official coursework for the Summer C semester my responsibilities are few, freeing me to return to a text that I've read numerous times but will be actively reviewing over the next few weeks. I hope to share my thoughts with you as I go along.
The book written by the late Dr. Stephen Covey first found me in the form of a required summer assignment in my freshman year of high school. As I progressed through my teenage years, I held tightly to its principles while now I find myself recently slipping away. Relationships have suffered, and only with time can they nourished back to mutual health. To those who have put up with my abnormally cross self over the past few months, I apologize and hope to make amends.
I hope to relive the "paradigm shift" and fully engage in development of my Character Ethic in the coming months, returning to principle-based habits. At least from my perspective, there's but no other way to live.
The book written by the late Dr. Stephen Covey first found me in the form of a required summer assignment in my freshman year of high school. As I progressed through my teenage years, I held tightly to its principles while now I find myself recently slipping away. Relationships have suffered, and only with time can they nourished back to mutual health. To those who have put up with my abnormally cross self over the past few months, I apologize and hope to make amends.
I hope to relive the "paradigm shift" and fully engage in development of my Character Ethic in the coming months, returning to principle-based habits. At least from my perspective, there's but no other way to live.