The first three habits that form the roots of the tree are related to victory on a personal basis. Sean Covey’s diagram of a tree will aptly help you understand the power of the seven habits of highly effective teens Constant learning is the greatest way of life!
Sharpen the saw: Renew and improvise on a regular basis. First, seek to understand then, to be understood: Use your ears more often than your tongue. It’s far more delightful to share triumph, rather than just bask in glory, in solitude. Think win-win: Strive for universal success. Put first things first: Be wise and prioritize. Begin with the end in mind: Ask yourself: what is the mission and goal of my life?. It has been briefly laid down here and is open to discussion in our upcoming issues in greater detail: And to handle real life challenges, we need a set of strong tools to help us deal with them effectively. This is not a movie that ends after a bucket of popcorn. I am afraid I can’t get the grades I need to get me into a decent university or college. I get moody and depressed every now and then. I just don’t have the will power to change, though I want to! I am overweight and have given up a million diet plans. I know I do stuff that I shouldn’t be doing, but I can’t say no to my friends. My parents seem to nag about almost everything and just do not understand me. I am all the time reminded that if I were smarter, prettier, richer, I would be happier. School, homework, friends, social commitments! It just goes on… You might be familiar with some of the struggles faced today globally by the youth. Otherwise, it’s just not fair to you or any strategy advised.įor teenagers, life is no more a play ground. But you would agree that for anything to work for you, you need to give it a shot wholeheartedly. Well, your suspicion and skepticism is respected. I’ll only give it a try if it works like a magic potion. Take it or leave it! Nobody is gonna change me. My set of trials is unique! How can anyone even come close to understanding them?. So, coming back to you! If you are anything like a regular teenager, you might be thinking any of the following: 
(Allah (swt) always pulls me out of despair.) Qadar’Allah! It’s never too late to learn a few good lessons in life for old disasters such as me.
If only I could have had this publication, while I was the impulsive, emotionally charged and blatantly smug teenager I was then. What engaged me was the truth and sincerity it held for a retired teenager such as me. Sean Covey did a great service writing his book titled “The 7 habits of highly effective teenagers!” I don’t care about the over two million copies sold.
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