3. Put First Things First
Key Idea: Prioritize what’s most important.
Example:
- I make a to-do list each day and tackle the most important tasks first, like studying for a test before watching YouTube.
- I balance my time between urgent tasks and important long-term goals, like practicing a skill every day to get better at it.
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Think about your daily life—school, friends, family, hobbies. Sometimes it feels like there’s too much to handle, right? "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" gives us a roadmap to navigate these situations. These habits aren’t just for work or big projects; they can help us in every part of our lives. By understanding and practicing these habits, we can become more effective and find more balance and happiness.
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