What do AITOM people say about the book?

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Generally speaking, some AITOM members claim that it is the best book they have ever read and that it helped them align their priorities. I am not saying that it is not. It is definitely the first book with an emphasis on ethics and, let's say, personal qualities. Also the first book in our club that does not chase success at all costs.

However, it is a bit long-winded for me. The examples are contrived for me and in general I have a hard time identifying with the book because of the form. Still, I think its ideas have something to do with it. It will not change your life, regardless of what the reviews say about it. After all, without habits #1, practically nothing will change your life.

By the way, the book has already been reviewed by many bloggers. If you want an unbiased opinion that is not so cynical, read the review by Lukáš Gregor on the blog MítVšeHotovo.cz

" The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a book that I have taken a lot overseas chinese in uk data from in my professional and personal life. Every time I read it, I realize something new. It is appreciated precisely for that "aha moment". 3 specific tips helped me the most:

Being proactive – I realized I didn’t have to wait for “something” to happen.
Putting the most important things first – it sounds simple, but I always have to watch myself and remind myself of it.
Think win-win – there is something for the other side in every situation, and everyone benefits from the "trade".
I recommend not just reading the book, but studying it and returning to it. " Daniel, Sales Director

" I see habit 2 "start with the end in mind" as one of the essential things in this book and its part of dividing life into the roles we play. For example, husband, father, son, brother, roles at work, etc. and thinking about individual areas and what is important to me in them.
Thanks to this, I realized a few years ago that it is not enough to focus on work and time with my wife to have a happy life, but that there are things that slip through my fingers - such as time with my brother, whom I know I love immensely, but the truth was that we saw each other maybe twice a year and that was it. I changed it, my brother and I see each other more often, we went out for the weekend ourselves and we see our families.