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    I agree to most of things she said in the article because most of them are either‚ backed up by an example or‚ presented from peoples who have the lot of knowledge and experience in human behavior related subjects. First habit that I am working to avoid is procrastination because it has the negative affect on my learning abilities as well as becoming a creative student

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    decided to read all the success literature published in the United States since its beginning in 1776 - hundreds of books‚ articles‚ and essays on self-improvement and popular psychology. I noticed a startling thing: Almost all the writings that helped build our country in its first 150 years or so identified character as the foundation of success. The literature of what we might call “The Character Ethic” helped Americans cultivate integrity‚ humility‚ fidelity‚ temperance‚ courage‚ justice

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    waterloos. The first would be to "Put first things first." I find myself challenged by this whenever I am tasked to take on the responsibility of leading a team. When such a position is entrusted to me‚ I always find myself skeptical about whether my groupmates will be able to meet a certain standard. The act of delegating proves to be a challenge‚ and I usually end up doing most of the work. In the end‚ because of my unwillingness to delegate tasks to others‚ I neglect to put my first priorities

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    desire is the ‘want to do’. In order to make a habit in our lives‚ we have to have all three. Habit 1: Be Proactive. The first step in becoming a successful and effective person is to be proactive in life. As human beings we are responsible for our own lives. Our behavior is a function of our decisions‚ not our conditions‚ and we have the responsibility to make things happen. It is important to take initiative to successfully deal with people and circumstances that are brought along the way

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    for character‚ for producing trust in the culture". To be a model leader or effective leader you cannot get by without trustworthy and having the people around you trust in you. In chapter 8 we explain how to go about becoming trustworthy and the things you need to become a model leader with Personal Trustworthiness‚ Modeling is Living the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People‚ Principles Embodies in The 7 Habits and The Modeling Tool- The Personal Planning System. "Trustworthiness is the ‘Glue ’ of

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    by John Shroeder‚ PM I have again chosen a book report for my research vignette as I believe that book reports may be the easiest choice of a paper type for the A. Douglas Smith Lodge of Research No. 1949 member who would like to present his first paper to the lodge and the purpose which the Worshipful Master assigned me these vignettes was to demonstrate the process for members. I have chosen this book from among several that I have read in order to illustrate that a book that is not thought

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    Meagan Kirchoff Dr. McNutt 10/14/11 Patterns of Literature First Person Perspective in Fiction; An Analysis of A Journal Of The Plague Year by Daniel Defoe Characterization and point of view are two very important tools that authors use in writing fiction. They both interoperate with one another to advance the plot and contribute significantly to the meaning. An author’s choice of point of view can reveal the purpose‚ strategy or intentions that he or she aimed for as well. One such author

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    Seven Habits. When the witches foretold of his destiny‚ Macbeth did not Begin with the End in Mind. Hewas not proactive in helping his destiny come to pass‚ having his wife actually scheme to assassinate King Duncan. He did not follow the habit: "Seek First to Understand‚ Then to be Understood". He never tried to understand anything. He just followed what his wife told him to do. When he thought that there was a threat to his position he would do anything‚ included cold-blooded murder‚ to alleviate the

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    resolution of how the narrator becomes changed and learns a valuable lesson‚ which is the overall theme of the story. There are many things that make you realize what the theme is in this story. The first thing that brings out the theme is the point of view from which the story is told. The narrator‚ who is the husband‚ talks from a first person point of view. Although‚ we being the readers of the story learn the valuable thematic lesson‚ the person that it is

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    On this day ten years ago‚ our country completed the construction of the nation’s first transcontinental railroad. As a worker for the Central Pacific Company‚ I had faced more difficult conditions than the workers of the Union Pacific Company. The transcontinental railroad has greatly benefitted our country‚ which means all our hard work has payed off. I recall being a part of the crew that was chosen to lay the final ten miles of track. It was an amazing experience and memorable day for everyone

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