7 habits

• As we go deeply witing ourselves, as we understand and realign our basic paradigms to bring them in harmony with correct principles, we create both an effective, empowering center, and a clear lens through which we can see the world. We can then focus that lens on how we, as unique individuals, relate to that world.



• The imagination can be used to achieve the fleeting success that comes when a person is focused on material gain or on "what's in it for me." But...the higher use of imagination is in harmony with the use of conscience to transcend self and create a life of contribution based on unique purpose and on the principles that govern interdependent reality.



• One of the most fundamental problems in organizations, including families, is that people are not commited to the determinations of other people in their lives. They simply don't buy into them.



• Without involvement, there is no commitment. Mark it down, asterisk it, circle it, underline it. No involvment, no commitment.