7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Self Improvement by Stephen Covey

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  • Опубликовано: 24 сен 2024

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  • @OutcastAngelV
    @OutcastAngelV 7 лет назад +180

    "If you can't control a situation, at least control how you react to it."

    • @knockedoutloaded279
      @knockedoutloaded279 7 лет назад +2

      What if someone chops my head off!?

    • @marnelramirez2884
      @marnelramirez2884 7 лет назад +12

      You can control how you fall, how the person chops your head, the way you fall, if you scream or not, if you upsetted the person or not.... Still can react to it, probably for only 12 seconds though

    • @allwithhum1251
      @allwithhum1251 4 года назад

      @@knockedoutloaded279 please subscribe my channel and comment on a video

    • @sandeepvlogstezu9690
      @sandeepvlogstezu9690 Год назад

      Hello

  • @aaronh8095
    @aaronh8095 7 лет назад +167

    You know the school system has failed when I get better life advice from the 7 Habits from a 15 video than from 5 years of them shoving it down my throat. Love your channel, it helps me more than most of school.

    • @downbntout
      @downbntout 7 лет назад +2

      True about financial literacy too. Good point.

    • @rajendragiri1659
      @rajendragiri1659 6 лет назад

      Great Reply

    • @stopwastingseed.hijabmodes2754
      @stopwastingseed.hijabmodes2754 4 года назад

      @Aaron Halboth okay

    • @sg9771
      @sg9771 3 года назад

      Top self Development content. You want to see this. Another video he just done with beta squad went viral 1M views in first day. See new vid below & then Suscribe 👍
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  • @cc_tanchuicopoleen7563
    @cc_tanchuicopoleen7563 7 лет назад +168

    7 Habits of Highly Effective People
    1 Be Proactive
    2 Begin with the end in mind
    3 Put first things first
    4 Think Win-Win
    5 Seek first to understand, then to be understood
    6 Synergize
    7 Sharpen the saw

  • @adamcoonich141
    @adamcoonich141 5 лет назад +12

    "I want the world to be better because I was here."
    Great tip, you've earned a follower.

    • @allwithhum1251
      @allwithhum1251 4 года назад

      Please subscribe my channel and comment on a video

  • @kuldeep7947
    @kuldeep7947 7 лет назад +157

    Your content is awesome.
    Just one thing "please take it slowly, bcoz I need to understand and absorb it before you get to the other point." Thanks keep it up 😊

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +16

      Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep this in mind in future videos!

    • @TheTpointer
      @TheTpointer 7 лет назад +4

      i will watch the video a second time and make notes!

    • @khbro5834
      @khbro5834 7 лет назад +8

      +Practical Psychology i think you should summarize all 7 points in 1 screen. so it will be easier for viewers too.

    • @TheRedhead600
      @TheRedhead600 7 лет назад +3

      go to settings and change the video speed to 0.5. problem solved

    • @excitant41
      @excitant41 7 лет назад +4

      I agree its very good information but its a lot to take in at once.

  • @ProjectBetterSelf
    @ProjectBetterSelf 7 лет назад +88

    "Sharpen the saw"
    Oh man I'd rather learn and improve myself than work some mindless job. Yeah maybe you'll get more money at first while working the mindless job and you'll get immediate satisfaction but I'd learn for 5 years first and than find a job whose monthly salary will equal 1 year of work at the mindless job.

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +14

      +Project Better Self Exactly!

    • @khristankyleg
      @khristankyleg 7 лет назад +3

      Yep! And that's exactly why I'm pursuing medicine instead of nursing for myself (ps I'm not hating on nurses- I work beside nurses every day... but I was initially doing it instead of medicine. Nursing deserves people who are passionate about NURSING.)

    • @AnimationDiaryCreations
      @AnimationDiaryCreations 6 лет назад

      Project Better Self
      ruclips.net/video/GVyusy_vPfM/видео.html
      For better presentation skills watch this one

    • @lovedalejoyana9785
      @lovedalejoyana9785 6 лет назад

      I've been spending time with the help of my son studying becoming richer and found a great resource at Reality Crusher Secret (google it if you are interested)

    • @NarutoUzumaki-nt4oh
      @NarutoUzumaki-nt4oh 3 года назад

      When are you going to make a new video 😢

  • @sakiv9275
    @sakiv9275 5 лет назад +23

    Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.

  • @Trevenus
    @Trevenus 7 лет назад +1

    at 11:00 "SUM IS GREATER THAN WHOLE", in my psychology class I recently had learned "The whole is greater than the sum of it's parts" So when i learned this she gave an example of a face, 'do you see the eyes , nose, ear, skin differently or the complete face?' hearing that I started grooming myself top to bottom and never did I leave any pores in my attitude towards every person..and now I see this

  • @user255
    @user255 7 лет назад +6

    Spending time on non-important things is *not* about cognitive dissonance. People very well know what they are doing and what they should be doing instead. The reason is in their mental strength. Example they may be too tired to exercise, they may crave unhealthy food and simply not being able to resist the craving. It may be easier to play video games, than come up with something the whole family can do together. Etc etc.

  • @cristinaproctor8637
    @cristinaproctor8637 5 лет назад

    I started using empathic listening with my kids instead of assuming I deserved their respect for bringing them into this world. It changed the dynamic completely and I no longer spend my days wondering where I went wrong and why my kids didn't listen. Funny thing happened, it became real obvious I was the cause of all my own issues because I was doing what everyone says you are supposed to instead of what felt right. I realized that we are all walking around like functional drunks except for it being functional insanity. I then chose to live differently and be different in general, if I don't like most people's values or lack thereof, why would I care if they at all agree with my decisions? I realized how little my actions made sense. It's not easy understanding why everyone does the things they do on a day to day basis. It took working myself into a coma an appendectomy and a year of serious brain reconditioning to even start to see improvement. But by the end of this year I will have a patent that will help a lot of people. We don't have to be sick and in pain all the time. When we realize that we cause our own pain and suffering by the decisions and actions we talk which are based on perception/perspective. Collect those two things like others collect stamps, it is a very good starting point to figure out the patterns of your life.

  • @ewutermohlen
    @ewutermohlen 7 лет назад +9

    trough the entire video I thought there was 1 important habbit missing. and that is sleeping in time, getting out of bed in time. but this last thing fits in th last one. sleeping well is a huge pronblem for a lot of people around me myself included. I see that a lot share the same habit by staying up longer to finish their work or watch one more episode on netflix.
    without enough sleep a lot of these habits are a lot harder to achieve. for example try listening to someone when you are very tired even if you are very interested in that person it is hard to keep paying atention.

  • @passtime2711
    @passtime2711 3 года назад +1

    Last week I ran my first 5k without stopping and all the time I could hear the voice in my head saying that I can do it. Forwago, thank you so much for everything!!

  • @malcolm5875
    @malcolm5875 7 лет назад +17

    Since i found this channel ive been listing this good stuffs thank you very much.

  • @AnnaDublett
    @AnnaDublett 7 лет назад +7

    The biggest problem of our generation is that we listen to argue not to understand - we always look for something that we don't agree with, that we think isn't the way to think... and that's terrible!😕 great video though!

  • @juliehadaway6528
    @juliehadaway6528 7 лет назад +15

    EXCELLENT!!!!!! I am a Business Professor who is using this book to engage and inspire students. This video is the PERFECT introduction! Thank you!! :)

  • @vt2704
    @vt2704 7 лет назад

    Best book I've ever studied not read. I suggest it to any intellectual person starving for knowledge, answers, and overall best ways to your live. Remember the trick with this book is to study it and not read it.

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад

      True! There are some great stories in here, but the true magic is applying it to your life :)

  • @jahayrac8636
    @jahayrac8636 7 лет назад +4

    I've seen other RUclipsrs that have a similar format for book reviews and I like your videos the best. For starters, I enjoy the sound of your voice. you sound enthusiastic and happy to not only find the information that you present but to share it as well. Second you sound like a positive person and really helps me to receive/internalize the info. Others may try to sound like they want to help but really it tends to sound like they're nagging you or complaining. I also appreciate the anecdotes you choose. lastly you preemptively said to not make suggestive comments about the tree "seeds" that was good ;-) thanks for the video!

  • @DarkDruid7
    @DarkDruid7 7 лет назад +1

    I couldn't have summarized it better. I want to have this book engrained in my head to remember when I stray from the principles this book has taught me

  • @ralphliera5509
    @ralphliera5509 7 лет назад +10

    brilliant. wisdom has no age. keep doing what u do.

  • @smartgaming6842
    @smartgaming6842 7 лет назад +11

    6:30 I'm sorry. That guy has balls. What a champ. XD

  • @davidosborne9424
    @davidosborne9424 6 лет назад

    I haven't seen many of your videos all of them that I have been helpful, but this one has been very helpful to me. I am going to purchase a copy of the book you mentioned in this video to add to my library. Thank you for your insight.

  • @kylenagata1692
    @kylenagata1692 7 лет назад +157

    Ha, jokes on you. I won't have a crowd of people around my coffin.

  • @AchieversWorkshop
    @AchieversWorkshop 6 лет назад

    Love how this book teaches both self mastery and helps you work well with others.

  • @jeffmcilroy7081
    @jeffmcilroy7081 7 лет назад +15

    Your videos are awesome! They honestly help me so much, and change the way I think and go about life. Thank you!

  • @skepticsanalysis661
    @skepticsanalysis661 7 лет назад +1

    Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others. Unsuccessful people are always asking, 'What's in it for me?'

  • @voiceoverarticle2618
    @voiceoverarticle2618 6 лет назад +34

    *Thumbs up if "Project HTCYL" self improvement book has changed your life"*

  • @frankieroberson3398
    @frankieroberson3398 6 лет назад

    A win-win situation; synergy when the sum is greater than the whole=1+1=3; thank you for posting!

  • @edwardspresume
    @edwardspresume 7 лет назад +4

    Thank you! Your videos aid in shaping a brighter future

  • @jimbongos8541
    @jimbongos8541 7 лет назад

    Two months ago, i watched four of you’re videos, and my social and family life have improved greatly. Thank you.

  • @tomokin3014
    @tomokin3014 7 лет назад +43

    Practical psychology 100% deserves 100x the subs he has I'm gonna share him on all my social media #growhischannel!

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +5

      My birthday was yesterday, and this is the best birthday gift you could ever give me :D

    • @tomokin3014
      @tomokin3014 7 лет назад +1

      Practical Psychology np you are 100% my favourite RUclipsr and omg happy late bday, also I doubt a simple comment can't be that good

    • @tomokin3014
      @tomokin3014 7 лет назад

      Also ur voice is so nice

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +2

      You'd be surprised, I love seeing that I help people :D

    • @tomokin3014
      @tomokin3014 7 лет назад

      Practical Psychology quick question are you planning on making a draw my life ever (even though it's a old trend) I'd love to see what you've done in your life!

  • @developyourmindsetpodcast3434
    @developyourmindsetpodcast3434 4 года назад

    So many people lack the win-win mentality when it's actually very important. Always look out for your customer or your loved ones. They deserve to win as well not just you.

  • @KDD8
    @KDD8 7 лет назад +31

    Never gonna give you up
    Never gonna let you down
    Never gonna run around
    And desert you

  • @tommymodaniels3348
    @tommymodaniels3348 7 лет назад

    I immediately download the kindle app and found this book. I hope this is the first step in the right direction for my life. Thanks for the great video!

  • @lyraheartstrings8280
    @lyraheartstrings8280 7 лет назад +10

    Actually the Ferrari and Lamborghini is like a lose/lose/huge win story. The guys who bought these shure are happy with thier cars now ^^
    And yes I know, that this is not the point of the given example.

  • @38o03
    @38o03 3 года назад

    I've always had a rough relationship with food and my body. The thing that really helped me was Forwago. Now I workout three times a week, and I started to eat much healthier. And the best thing about it is that I don't hate doing it but actually enjoy it.

    • @yehiamassoud8917
      @yehiamassoud8917 3 года назад

      if anyone needs some motivation, start right now because if u don’t, a year from now u would’ve wished u started earlier. do it so your future self will thank u!!

  • @Freeknickers24
    @Freeknickers24 7 лет назад +6

    I like how you provide advertisement justification lol slick

  • @jepoyplayz797
    @jepoyplayz797 3 года назад

    Forwago is the best thing I did this year, it takes time, but the results are amazing. I'm finally happy with my life and where I'm headed.

  • @freddiehaynes3472
    @freddiehaynes3472 7 лет назад +15

    Practical psychology Im a 13 year old boy who his starting his own business, and I've been watching your videos for some time now. I think people would buy a poster of the picture of everything you've covered at the end of the video, I thought this because I always forget what you've said by the end of the video and I feel that if I had a poster of all these tips on my bedroom wall I would apply a lot more of them into my life. If you want to get in touch just reply or DM me on Instagram that you can find in my RUclips profile.

    • @freddiehaynes3472
      @freddiehaynes3472 7 лет назад +1

      If you want to talk private message me on Instagram

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +1

      alright :)

    • @downbntout
      @downbntout 7 лет назад

      Better yet a series of posters, not too large. Go with your inspiration, I think you are right.

  • @jefferypedersenold
    @jefferypedersenold 7 лет назад

    I read this book about a month ago. The ideas made some sense, but they didn't completely come through. Watching this video really made these habits a whole lot clearer.
    Thank you sir!

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад

      This is the type of comment that is super motivating! Sometimes the information is there for people to help better their lives, but it's just not i the right format, and I think that is what my job is! :D

  • @thanatophobia4738
    @thanatophobia4738 7 лет назад +4

    I'm reading 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey

  • @bobn1129
    @bobn1129 6 лет назад

    I like covey, but i find it hard to understand his ideas until i read 7 habits of highly effective teen by his son. I find it so much easier to understand. That book made me think a lot.

  • @ProjectLifeMastery
    @ProjectLifeMastery 6 лет назад +12

    Great video! Thanks for sharing.

  • @ankitahirrao6766
    @ankitahirrao6766 7 лет назад

    100+ pages of book explained within 15 mins AND with great content.
    You are awesome man

  • @bitheek8790
    @bitheek8790 7 лет назад +5

    Before #2 started my life was already changed.

  • @marcolanda109
    @marcolanda109 7 лет назад +1

    I really like how you really sharpened your animation and your communications skill since the first time you reviewed this book. it was good then but now it's even better

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +1

      Glad to see someone compared this to my first 7 videos. Thanks for that

    • @marcolanda109
      @marcolanda109 7 лет назад

      Yeah man I've been watching for a little while now and I got to say i like how you're really progressing, can't wait to see how far you go.

  • @ImStormFTW
    @ImStormFTW 7 лет назад +193

    I haven't watched a video of yours since the giveaway video D: Time to turn notifications on!

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +15

      +ImStorm good idea! I haven't posted in a while either, focusing on quality for the next few vids

    • @ImStormFTW
      @ImStormFTW 7 лет назад +6

      Practical Psychology Quality before quantity!

    • @DJAxantle
      @DJAxantle 7 лет назад +5

      Practical Psychology can you please tell me which software you use for your animation? Btw I like your videos!!

    • @ImStormFTW
      @ImStormFTW 7 лет назад +10

      Terlock ProdG He uses a program called Videoscribe bro :P

    • @briandelbecq6743
      @briandelbecq6743 6 лет назад

      ImStorm i

  • @abumuinun7494
    @abumuinun7494 3 года назад

    I’m so glad more people are becoming aware of the aspect of their overall health. Something that worked for me and helped me to improve my mental and physical well-being was Forwago.

  • @salehynwa8130
    @salehynwa8130 7 лет назад +3

    PracticalPsychology# makes the RUclips a better place.

  • @wisdom-for-life
    @wisdom-for-life 6 лет назад

    Solid review. This is one of my favorite self development books! Gotta get the inside right (private victory) before we tackle the outside (public victory)! Keep up the good work.

  • @hasphoto1906
    @hasphoto1906 7 лет назад +3

    Well done!

  • @eleftheria999
    @eleftheria999 6 лет назад

    The psychology behind self-development is really powerful 🗝

  • @amaanshah
    @amaanshah 7 лет назад +7

    thank you! 😊 I'm from India n a big fan of your work

  • @harizzayn2449
    @harizzayn2449 7 лет назад +1

    This is amazing! You just map out every of the contents from that book and describe it very clearly and comprehensible without leaving any of its important messages. Good job bro! Rather than spending some more time to read it again since I cannot grasp all the idea at once, watching your video for only about 15 minutes save really much time to rehearse. This is effective! Hoping for another great informational vids from you.

  • @kentamplin
    @kentamplin 7 лет назад +3

    Solid Advice!

  • @eason777662893
    @eason777662893 7 лет назад

    Summarized Stephen Colbert's book in 14 minutes. Good job

  • @yexumaelf
    @yexumaelf 7 лет назад +30

    Nuts

    • @pirahna1548
      @pirahna1548 7 лет назад +2

      Jean-Philippe Millard YES!!!!

    • @ALLVARLiGT
      @ALLVARLiGT 5 лет назад

      It had to be done.

  • @thebestyoucanbe1097
    @thebestyoucanbe1097 3 года назад

    Great advice. Teaching people to focus on what they have control over rather than focusing on what is out of their hands. People could accomplish much more by just focusng on what they have control over

  • @HiteshJetwaniTechtesh
    @HiteshJetwaniTechtesh 7 лет назад +6

    I didn't even knew I had a mission statement
    but had a couple of them they are
    better than yesterday
    and
    I am not the best but unlike the rest

  • @projectikigai3017
    @projectikigai3017 6 лет назад

    Hands down one of the most influential books I have read. Love the way you break it down. Cheers, Patrick

  • @marsmengis5379
    @marsmengis5379 7 лет назад +3

    this video is so good and I want u to keep it up and happy late birthday and #growhischannel

  • @user-tx1nq3lz7c
    @user-tx1nq3lz7c 4 года назад

    THANK YOU FOR SPEAKING CLEARLY, QUICKLY, AND STICKING TO YOUR POINTS. Wonderfully made video.

  • @FelipeWalker2
    @FelipeWalker2 7 лет назад +6

    Nice video. Thanks.

  • @staytruewarriors9185
    @staytruewarriors9185 6 лет назад

    This is awesome!! "I want to world to be better because I was here". #5 Listening, that is a powerful one. Great Video!!

  • @19ten20
    @19ten20 7 лет назад +4

    I don't know if anyone pointed this out but comorbidity is pronounced "co-morbidity"

    • @ZiggyWhiskerz
      @ZiggyWhiskerz 7 лет назад +2

      yeah no, youre correct. it IS Co-morbidity... he pronounces many things wrong but its decent advice nonetheless

    • @downbntout
      @downbntout 6 лет назад

      I scrolled down and found yours before I put up the same thing

  • @danko836
    @danko836 7 лет назад

    idk how or why you popped up on my youtube but thank goodness. I thank you. Kinda on a destructive path and been changing myself. The information was perfect at a perfect time! keep it up my dude!

  • @eliasunalan5244
    @eliasunalan5244 7 лет назад +15

    please switch up the music. at least a bit

    • @HyrumLarson
      @HyrumLarson 7 лет назад +1

      I personally find the music relaxing, but more variety couldn't hurt I guess.

    • @zahlenpunkten586
      @zahlenpunkten586 7 лет назад +11

      No leave the music , my brain automatically associate this music with beneficial information,
      when I hear this intro music I already have smile on my face

    • @buzzpkoo5875
      @buzzpkoo5875 7 лет назад +2

      Which song is it? i now it's a soundtrack, but, it should have a name, ain't it?

  • @MoveOnUpMusicEvan
    @MoveOnUpMusicEvan 7 лет назад +1

    My mission statement- I want the world to be happier than before I was here.

  • @AbelR91
    @AbelR91 7 лет назад +4

    Good video but way too much talking/content for me. I prefer in smaller doses otherwise the info doesn't get "digested" well, but thats just me.

  • @dapperAaron
    @dapperAaron 7 лет назад +1

    Great book, I recommend everyone read it. I'm almost halfway through and there's so much useful and timeless information

  • @moritzgro2442
    @moritzgro2442 7 лет назад +5

    How many subs did you have 2 months ago?
    I remember that when I subscibed to you you have like 20k :D

    • @PracticalPsychologyTips
      @PracticalPsychologyTips  7 лет назад +4

      A couple of days will be the channel's 10 month anniversary :)

    • @moritzgro2442
      @moritzgro2442 7 лет назад +5

      Well you created a highly effective channel I think :D

  • @KKrisVideos
    @KKrisVideos 7 лет назад +2

    This is a great video and the animations are really good. I love the fact that you are sharing ideas that will help people out. I hope that everyone reading this comment is doing their part in making a difference in this world. All the very best to you.

  • @heibagamal
    @heibagamal 7 лет назад +51

    you speak to fast and this disrupt the concentration whoever the subject and the way of your prevention is very good, so please speak a little bite slower to give us more time to focus and follow you, thanks Dr Gamal

    • @vanderszpak
      @vanderszpak 7 лет назад +3

      I watch him in double speed and it's fine. So it depends on a person :)

    • @fahadhossain5705
      @fahadhossain5705 7 лет назад

      bit*

    • @GaryTuttle
      @GaryTuttle 7 лет назад +16

      Dr Gamal, below the bottom right corner of the video you will see some icons. The gear icon which roughly looks like this * is where you can click to see or change settings, including playback speed. The default, of course, is "Normal" speed. There are 2 options that are slower. Using one of those 2 speed settings should be helpful to you.

    • @darrenfaddes3911
      @darrenfaddes3911 7 лет назад +2

      No you think too slow. If you missed anything, simply replay the video.

    • @heibagamal
      @heibagamal 7 лет назад +1

      thanks, a lot Gary

  • @ajmalmohamed
    @ajmalmohamed 7 лет назад +1

    Your videos are improving day by day

  • @juubes5557
    @juubes5557 7 лет назад +3

    Whaat the heeck... I wasn't subscribed! I could bet $1000 that I have definetly subbed before... RUclips doing tricks on me again.

  • @StraightAssMan
    @StraightAssMan 7 лет назад +158

    If your English is good enough, watch these in 1.25 or 1.5 speed to save time!

    • @bigiuclau
      @bigiuclau 7 лет назад +1

      but why

    • @Rae-bs2jq
      @Rae-bs2jq 7 лет назад +14

      Life hack for 2017, thanks 👍

    • @quadgod77
      @quadgod77 7 лет назад +19

      Shit, it sounds like he's mixed coffee, red bull, 5 hours energy and monster and put them all in the blender and drank while snorting cocaine while taking caffeine pills. xD

    • @TexasSaves
      @TexasSaves 7 лет назад +3

      stellar pro tip! thanks!

    • @nebber1234
      @nebber1234 7 лет назад +1

      already doing that!

  • @deanryanmartin
    @deanryanmartin 7 лет назад

    It's confirmed. This is my newest number one favorite video in RUclips.

  • @dontworryaboutit8213
    @dontworryaboutit8213 7 лет назад +6

    can you make a video on how to get a job or make income fast for someone who has no work experience please

  • @SalesInfiltrator
    @SalesInfiltrator 7 лет назад

    Great work. Awesome.

  • @francescoboscarino9995
    @francescoboscarino9995 7 лет назад +3

    song?

  • @YourNickIsTaken
    @YourNickIsTaken 7 лет назад

    This is pure gold material. Thanks for sharing.

  • @dweliq2993
    @dweliq2993 7 лет назад +14

    7 habits of highly successful people:
    - they were born smart
    - they were born physically attractive
    - they were born optimistic and highly social
    - they were born in a rich family
    - they were born in one of the western countries
    - they were born highly talented for something that can be monetized
    - they have the right friends

    • @GloriousAssam
      @GloriousAssam 7 лет назад +38

      Smartness can be wasted. Attractiveness can be repulsive. Optimism can become pessimism. Riches can be lost. Opportunity can be overlooked. Talent can be squandered. Relying on friends is unreliable. None of what you mentioned guarantees success, though they may be bonuses, but your chances of success are magnified by how you spend your time and your outlook on life.

    • @shawarmageddonit
      @shawarmageddonit 7 лет назад +6

      Looks like somebody's being reactive... ;)

  • @josh_king2326
    @josh_king2326 3 года назад

    Best and in-depth video i have seen on this book

  • @Daywalker777r
    @Daywalker777r 7 лет назад +7

    i really cant control my work ethic

    • @DRtoshiro244
      @DRtoshiro244 7 лет назад

      Daywalker777r why not

    • @101jir
      @101jir 7 лет назад

      You sound like Bojack. I think you would like that show.

    • @KainusGulch
      @KainusGulch 7 лет назад +5

      Do you know what your work ethic is?
      Then you can start working on it. No Pun intended.
      Knowing what you are doing to subconsciously sabotage yourself is half the battle.
      The other half is stopping those negative thoughts, feelings, activities, and habits which are hindering your personal growth.
      Some people are afraid of change because they realize it's painful to give up habits that in the moment seem rewarding, but that they may or may not realize are destructive in the long run.
      To say you can't really control your work ethic is to give up before you even swing the first blow on that battle field. You'll never win.
      So stand back up, put both feet on solid ground, and win this battle.

    • @zahlenpunkten586
      @zahlenpunkten586 7 лет назад +1

      U r right, u cant

    • @ItsVikVaughn
      @ItsVikVaughn 6 лет назад

      KainusGulch crossing the cringe threshold trying too hard to be insightful and Zahlen Punkten being extremely obvious with reverse psychology. Self-improvement community is a joke.

  • @justinestephonie4606
    @justinestephonie4606 4 года назад

    This was so helpful I could cry

  • @desertstar7664
    @desertstar7664 7 лет назад +12

    7 Habits of Highly Effective people is based on Stoic philosophy. The author of the book simply rebranded the material to make it accessible to the larger low-brow vulgar plebeians.

    • @AKSmith15
      @AKSmith15 7 лет назад +4

      Can you recommend good sources/books then on Stoic Philosophy that is basis of this book.

    • @MHNK77
      @MHNK77 7 лет назад +1

      +ExtrovertedSmirkTM
      And this video is simply rebranded material of the already rebranded material to make it accessible to an even larger, lower-brow (whatever that means), more vulgar plebeians... yet here you are

    • @isuckatparkour
      @isuckatparkour 6 лет назад

      AK Smith The Letters of Seneca and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius are good starts

  • @HyDroSoniK
    @HyDroSoniK 7 лет назад

    I will forever keep coming back to this video, good stuff man.

  • @Traytontech
    @Traytontech 7 лет назад +9

    Spread the nuts.

    • @peteynum1
      @peteynum1 7 лет назад +1

      DEEEZ NUTS!

    • @zahlenpunkten586
      @zahlenpunkten586 7 лет назад

      Leave them of the floor and wait for babies to pop up

    • @zach7548
      @zach7548 7 лет назад

      +Pete- H HAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @FRUITFULSOULTV
    @FRUITFULSOULTV 6 лет назад +1

    I JUST LOVE THIS DUDE... THANKS BRO...

  • @VictorHernandez-cz1be
    @VictorHernandez-cz1be 7 лет назад +24

    I was liking the video until you said video games are a waste of time...

    • @arjanvdlaan72
      @arjanvdlaan72 7 лет назад +15

      Victor Hernandez Whether you like video games or not (I really love them), it's right. You don't really accomplish anything by playing video games other than having fun

    • @VictorHernandez-cz1be
      @VictorHernandez-cz1be 7 лет назад +14

      Arjan Van Der Laan I personally have learned a lot from playing RPGs, tbh. Just like reading a book or watching a movie, a well written written story will have a positive impact on those who pay attention.

    • @HyrumLarson
      @HyrumLarson 7 лет назад +7

      I'd say it's just as productive as any other hobby, but you shouldn't spend all of your time on hobbies.

    • @jamminoutrexan5474
      @jamminoutrexan5474 7 лет назад +7

      You'll have to excuse that perspective. I'm gonna ramble for a second. (1) Shooter/first person/action/fast-paced games are better for your brain than games marketed for your brain. (2) The general stigma against video games is against the waste of hundreds, or thousands, of hours on them. Some people erroneously associate some people's waste with all video games in general, not the use of them. Some great time can be spent with friends playing games like Smash Brothers, and, as kind of like what you mentioned, the result from a good story can be like reading a good book. (3) That's it, I think. I was just seeing if there was anything related actually in my mind.

    • @MadaraUchiha...
      @MadaraUchiha... 7 лет назад +5

      Playing games is only as much a waste of time as listening to music, or reading a novel, or doing poetry, as all these thing simply entertain you all the same.

  • @BriangjohnsonTv
    @BriangjohnsonTv 7 лет назад

    Glad we found each others channels today. Amazing channel you have created friend.

  • @svchaoski
    @svchaoski 7 лет назад +6

    So don't act like a Trump supporter. Got it!

    • @elikarpinski2460
      @elikarpinski2460 7 лет назад +7

      Ronnie Ayala What? That doesn't even make sense. Besides, why would you bring politics into this video?

    • @juiweiYang2000
      @juiweiYang2000 6 лет назад

      analectofconfucius.blogspot.com/2018/05/the-analect-of-confucius-scroll-eight.html

  • @justusfromclayfield
    @justusfromclayfield 7 лет назад

    Watching these Practical Psychology videos really helps to motivate me to improve myself, my life, my relationships and my mindset. Thank you for inspiring me!

  • @safaanesem9962
    @safaanesem9962 4 года назад

    Actually it is the best time to turn on the notifications ...this video is very important and useful ...thanks

  • @heidia6363
    @heidia6363 7 лет назад

    Well yesterday, I was watching RUclips videos, then I stumbled across this channel. I'd love to become a psychologist when I get older and this is a really good channel. Great videos.

  • @NeoZeusGG
    @NeoZeusGG 7 лет назад

    Your channel is the only channel where i watch every single video. Great Videos bro!

  • @ulianalaprina1200
    @ulianalaprina1200 4 года назад +2

    Self-development has always interested me, thank You for the video !And I would like to say that self-development always begins with something insignificant and small.It is a long process of learning and accepting oneself, spiritual growth, and long-term self-improvement and working with oneself. "Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible."Tony Robbins" goal Setting is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible."Tony Robbins

  • @montecristo4706
    @montecristo4706 3 года назад

    Words simply can not describe how helpful to me Forwago is. It completely changed the way I think and feel about everyday things. This program is too good and it is too bad that many people don't know about it.

  • @NaltonJannise
    @NaltonJannise 7 лет назад +1

    Great video. I studied Covey's message in the early 90s and it transformed my view of myself and my view of interpersonal relationships. You did an excellent job of presenting the topics in a clear concise manner. One quibble, that in no way detracts from the excellent video, is that the "Self Improvement" tag diminishes the breadth and scope of the information contained in Covey's work. Otherwise, keep up the insightful work!

  • @bmieszkianable
    @bmieszkianable 7 лет назад

    Having read this book twice over before watching even 5 minutes of this video, I can safely say that you wont get even 10% of the value the book gives you compared to this. It is a great summary, but believe me, this video will have only 5% of the impact the book gives you if you read it cover to cover. I have no problem with this video, in fact i'm thrilled that a channel with such a following is promoting such a book. I just want people to know that without reading it in Covey's words, this is just another feel good video that you will remember as much as any other on youtube. do yourself a favour and spend that £15 and read it for as long as it takes, and then read it again and again like a bible.