Why you should read The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

This book was a publishing phenomenon in the early 1990s, and it deserved to be.

Stephen R. Covey managed to repackage an ethical and moral tradition thousands of years in development and make it meaningful to a late twentieth century, secular audience.

Most of what you find in this book you will find in Aristotle, Cicero, Benedict, Tillotson and their heirs. Covey adds a few references to psychology, a twentieth century science, and many to Viktor Frankl, a sage of the Holocaust. Covey wraps the mix in a distinctively American can-do program of easy-looking steps calling, mostly, for self-discipline.

The result is a quite worthwhile, useful manual for self-improvement.

I sincerely believe that most readers, like you, can learn something useful from this book, though some will find the style too familiar and easy-going, and the prescriptions easier to agree with than to act upon, much less adopt as habits.

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Also, in this summary you will learn:

• Seven approaches that effective people take to attain fulfillment
• How to build your character and shape your life more deliberately

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