7 Habits
After learning about the 7
Habits from our reading, the habit that has the most meaning to me is Habit 3 –
Put first things first. I like this habit because of the time management aspect it
has. I like organizing my time to be able to fit everything in that I need to
do in my day. I think the 4 quadrants outlined in the reading will greatly help
me improve my own time management so I can use my time wisely. I like the idea
of working on using my time in quadrant 2, important but non-urgent activities.
I have heard of this method before, but never consciously added it into my
life, but looking back on this semester in particular, I like to live in that
quadrant. Managing my time so that my homework is done before deadlines help
me to not be stressed and I’m able to do better work, rather than waiting till
the last minute. I also think that getting my homework done promptly
also helps me have more time to spend with my family. I think that this habit
can help me keep my priorities in the proper place because I can have a balance
in my personal and relationship goals.
I
think that the 7 Habits can help me to fill my life with passion and purpose
because they give me a direction to go and things to accomplish. The direction
is working toward reaching interdependence. The things to accomplishment are
the self-mastery goals, then on to the public victory goals. When you have
goals to work on, I think that gives purpose to life. After working on a goal
and being successful with it, I think that helps us to move on to the next goal
and it fills us with passion because we can see that we truly can do what we
set out to do.
I like how it said in the
overview of the reading that these habits develop personal effectiveness. If I
am an effective person because of following these habits then I will be able to
accomplish my own goals and also help other people along the way. I love that
the habits teach self-mastery before dealing with public victories. Practicing
keeping a promise to myself will help me to keep my promises to other people. I
think that’s an important way to learn.
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