8 great habits of amazingly effective people

Course details

Challenge:

Productivity surveys reveal the effectiveness problems shared by many. Recent surveys* of thousands of people across the United States disclosed that while many people work hard, they are worried about their lack of effectiveness

• Only 14% are accomplishing as much as they believe they could
• Only 17% prepare a plan for the day
• Rewards of working are low—only 50% feel satisfied and fulfilled with their work
*Results of xQ Surveys conducted by Harris Interactive

Solution:

Turn ineffectiveness to effectiveness with The 8 Great Habits®. Problems caused by ineffectiveness cannot be solved with the same ineffective thinking that created them. For more than 15 years,  8 Great Habits of Amazingly Effective People has provided the ultimate in productivity training for thousands of people and organizations worldwide.

You Will Learn To:

1. Feel more satisfied with what you accomplish each day
Develop a clear definition of the results you want and live each day with a greater sense of meaning and purpose.
2. Know where you're going
Focus on your top priorities, achieve balance, and increase organization and productivity through a weekly and daily planning process.
3. Discover the secrets to success and fulfillment within you
End self-defeating personal and professional behavior and gain the necessary security to change.
Stephen R. Covey — Internationally Respected Leadership Authority

Dr. Stephen R. Covey, author of The 8 Great Habits of Amazingly Effective People, is the recipient of acknowledgments ranging from Time Magazine's 25 Most Influential Americans, to International Man of Peace, to the National Fatherhood Award, as well as eight honorary doctorate degrees. He is continuously engaged in teaching the principles of the 7 Habits to national and world leaders.

In 2002, The8 Great Habits of Amazingly Effective People, an international best-seller, was named by Forbes magazine as one of the 10 most influential management books ever. It is the best-selling audio book in history.