The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: 30th Anniversary Edition (Anniversary): 30th Anniversary Edition

Very good book. Got it quickly

The best self-improvement book on the market. It should be required reading for anyone who manages other people in any setting.

Awesome book

This was a great read and still is one of my favorites on my bookshelf. If I could recommend any book for a young adult to read, this would be it. Easy read for most ages, with a clear flow from start to finish.

Very informative book. I really enjoyed the read and I kept the book as a reference quide.

GREAT book to help a person focus on healthy behaviors and relationships.

Good book with helpful insight to think through.

Excellent book which should be used in families, schools, as couples' therapy manual and in businesses! It teaches all about actions based on emotions or values, win-win situations and why we waste so much time running after the wrong type of success. Stephen Covey was an LDS author, Harvard grad and great dad. He was hilarious, helpful, loving and incredibly smart. I am pretty sure that if everyone applied the principles contained here, the world would be a better place! He gives so many examples on how the win-win solution works at home and at work. I mention this book so often in my podcast that people might think I am affiliated! Buy a copy for all your friends! Take notes!

Used it to do working life sessions with husband. I’m usually a kindle user but liked having physical book for this reason

The book was in great shape when delivered

Good read

GREAT BOOK TO READ!

Stephen Covey is a phenomenal writer and thinker. His work and topics covered in this book (and others) are a great starting point for people at any stage of their career or life to look at their priorities and make adjustments to become more effective. You will look at some of the items and say, "I know that", but taken in total it may challenge you to think about things in a different way. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking to improve, especially for younger people starting out in a career.

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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People offers practical, principle-based advice that truly changed how I approach life and work. The habits—like being proactive, prioritizing what matters, and seeking win-win solutions—are straightforward yet powerful.It’s a bit detailed but totally worth the read if you want to improve your personal growth, relationships, and productivity. Highly recommend for anyone looking to live more intentionally and effectively!

This was one of the most impactful books I have ever read. It honestly changed my perspective as a person, a leader, a mother, a wife, a sister. It’s just one of those books that one should read several times in one’s lifetime. There’s always a lesson to be learned!

There’s not much to say when a book has sold millions and comes with extensive endorsements, except to add that this is a solid makeover: it leaves the original text in tact but compliments with additions from his son.

When my executive coach recommended The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, I said, “That old book? Isn’t it outdated?” Boy, was I wrong.The principles in this book are timeless—practical, powerful, and just as relevant today as ever. It’s not about trendy hacks; it’s about building character and living with intention.I got so much out of it, I bought copies for my kids and their friend. Everyone should read this book.

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It’s not a hype book—it’s more about getting your priorities straight and being intentional with how you live and work. Some parts were a bit slow, but the core ideas made me think. Like actually think about how I handle my time, how I react to stuff, and how I treat people. The “listen to understand” habit hit hard. It’s not a magical fix, but if you take it seriously, it kind of sticks with you. Worth the read.

This book was recommended to me by Tai Lopez and I can see why. It's a solid self development read I would also recommend.It took me a couple of days to finish it, as it is quite long.One golden nugget concept I stole from this book is "Begin with the end in mind" this is very wise, and I would agree. When you put this at the core of your decision making, everything else would flawlessly fall into place with clarity, decisions will be made quicker, your purpose reignited, and you'll find it easier to say no when you need to.There are a lot more golden nuggets you can find from this book especially in the first half. I think the second half feels a bit too long and not as impactful as the first but still it is a solid book overall.