The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Presented by Framed by

H a b i t s o f H i g h l y
The 7
Effective People
Presented by : Amina Raouy, Fatimazahrae
Essenoussi et Imane Lamrini
Framed by : Mr Majdoubi
The Plan
● Introduction
● The seven Habits
● Conclusion
Introduction
About t
he auth
or
Stephen Richards Covey (October 24, 1932 –

July 16, 2012) was an American educator,
author, businessman, and keynote speaker.
His most popular book is The 7 Habits of
Highly Effective People.
Stephen Covey
Introduction
About
the bo
ok
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,

published in 1989, is a personal
development book written by Stephen
Covey. Sold over 15 million copies (2004) in
38 languages.
First Habit
Be Proactive
Be Proactive is about
taking responsibility for
your life. Proactive people
recognize that they are
“response-able.”
First Habit How to Be Proactive
➔ Expand our circle of influence
➔ Take the initiative
➔ Control your life
➔ focus on what we are able to change
➔ change our thoughts, reactions and behavior

“I am not a product of my
circumstances. I am a product of
my decisions.”
— Dr. Stephen R. Covey
Second Habit
Begin With the

End in Mind
Begin With the End in Mind

means to begin each day, task, or
project with a clear vision of your
desired direction and destination,
and then continue by flexing your
proactive muscles to make things
happen.
Second Habit How to Begin With the End in Mind
➔ I plan ahead and set goals for myself.
➔ I am prepared at all times.
➔ I think about how the choices now will

affect my future.
➔ I think about the positive or negative

consequences of my action before I act.
Third Habit
first
Put first things
You should be able to

identify the tasks that
are important and
prioritize them above
all.
The time quadrant:
Third Habit
Understanding the
paradigm of time
management promoted
by Stephen Covey is
vital if you want to
master the 7 habits.
forth Habit
IN
THINK WIN W
Think win win is the belief

that everyone can win. it’s not
me or you it is both of us .
“IT’S AN ABUNDANT WAY OF

THINKING”.
forth Habit The six paradigms of habit 4 :
1. The Win-Win: Everybody is Happy

2. The Win-Lose: I Beat You
3. The Lose-Win: You Win, I’ll Accept It
4. The Lose-Lose: Nobody Wins
5. Win: I’m the winner
6. Win-Win Or No Deal: Valuing the
Relationship
fifth Habit
Seek First to
en to
Understand, Th
Be Understood
Explains how to communicate
effectively with a person full of
emotions and needs, including
that of being understood and
validated by another human
being.
fifth Habit The Habit of Empathic Communication
Seek First to Understand

Because you so often listen autobiographically, you
tend to respond in one of four ways:
● Evaluating: You judge and then either agree or

disagree.
● Probing: You ask questions from your own frame
of reference.
● Advising: You give counsel, advice, and solutions
to problems.
● Interpreting: You analyze others’ motives and
behaviors based on your own experiences.
“If I were to summarize in one sentence the
single most important principle I have
learned in the field of interpersonal
relations, it would be this: Seek first to
understand, then to be understood.”
— Dr. Stephen R. Covey

six Habit
synergize
Synergy means “two heads are

better than one”. Synergize is
the habit of creative
cooperation, it’s team work,
open mindedness, and the
adventure of finding new
solutions to old problems.
Seven Habit
w
Sharpen the sa
SHARPEN THE SAW means

having a balanced program for
self-renewal in the four areas of
your life: physical,
social/emotional, mental, and
spiritual. As you renew yourself in
each of the four areas, you create
growth and change in your life.
Seven Habit Balance is best
.I take care of my body by eating

right ,exercising ,and getting
enough sleep.
.I balance my time between

school,extracurricular
activities,family,and friends.
.I am always learning how to

become a better person.
Example
Conclusion
“Are leaders born or made? This is a

false dichotomy - leaders are neither
born nor made. Leaders choose to be
leaders. ”
—Dr.Stephen Covey

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H a b i t s o f H i g h l y

● The seven Habits

Stephen Richards Covey (October 24, 1932 –

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,

➔ Expand our circle of influence

➔ Take the initiative

➔ Control your life

➔ focus on what we are able to change

➔ change our thoughts, reactions and behavior

Begin With the

Begin With the End in Mind

➔ I plan ahead and set goals for myself.

➔ I am prepared at all times.

➔ I think about how the choices now will

➔ I think about the positive or negative

You should be able to

Think win win is the belief

“IT’S AN ABUNDANT WAY OF

1. The Win-Win: Everybody is Happy

Seek First to Understand

● Evaluating: You judge and then either agree or

— Dr. Stephen R. Covey

Synergy means “two heads are

SHARPEN THE SAW means

.I take care of my body by eating

.I balance my time between

.I am always learning how to

“Are leaders born or made? This is a

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