He is the author of the world-acclaimed self-help book, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.” First published in 1989, this chat-topping book has sold over 12 million copies worldwide—and continues to sell.

Mr. Covey is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading authorities in time-management. Scores of organizations everywhere, among them Fortune 500 companies, have adopted his novel techniques on leadership, teamwork, and customer service. “First Things First,” his best-selling book on time management (co-authored with A. Roger & Rebecca Merrill) is one of the most consulted manuals on the subject.

Stephen R. Covey was born in 1932. He has spent most of his career at Brigham Young University, where he was professor of organizational behavior and business management. He holds both MBA and doctorate degrees. In recognition of his continuous service to humanity, Dr. Covey has received the Thomas More College Medallion as well as four honorary doctorate degrees.

But what strikes me most about this guy is not really his academic or professional background, impressive though they are. It is his humility and sheer humanness. He surely qualifies in his own rights to claim authorship of the numerous innovative ideas he has helped bring to our attention.

But he doesn’t. In his “7 habits” book for example, Stephen Convey selflessly states that he’s not the originator of the 7 habits presented in the book, but that he had simply succeeded in coming up with a framework and a suitable language to articulate the time-tested principles embedded in the seven habits.

The 7 habits are to be found, he says, in the teachings of nearly all the world’s major religions. Covey further informs us that the principles themselves are ’self-evident’, meaning you cannot really argue against the universality of the wisdom and practicality of these principles. Or can you? Well, at least no successful person can claim that he has not utilized any or all of the 7 principles to a greater or lesser degree.

Of course, to Stephen R. Convey, the principles contained in all his works are ‘common knowledge.’ He dislikes the idea of being regarded as some guru, stating that he’s embarrassed each time people talk about the ‘Covey habits.’ But like me, you may want to challenge that thinking.

If the ideas were so common, then everybody ought to know and practice them, and be successful in all that they do! The fact that we ain’t seeing that would suggest that our world still needs more of Stephen R. Covey’s insightful ideas.

The following are some of the thoughts Dr. Stephen R. Covey has helped us to appreciate:

Effective leadership entails putting first things first, while effective management means implementing this order of priority in a disciplined manner. In the final analysis, what we are communicates more eloquently than anything we may verbally claim.

The reason Most people struggle to balance their life is because they haven’t decided what is really important to them. Our character is basically a composite of our habits. Because they form constant and unconscious patterns that daily express our personality.

The key to success in life and in business is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule what your priorities are. In life, only three things are constant: change, choice, and principles. Since we have the option of choice, our life course need not be determined by what happened to us in the past.

Wouldn’t you rather be guided by such wise principles in both private and business life?

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People have heard of Mark victor Hansen From Bangladesh to Birmingham, England, and from Los Angeles to Toronto, Mark Victor Hansen has been delivering keynote messages of possibility, opportunity and action which have brought profound changes to the lives of over 2 million persons in 38 countries.

Mark Hansen was born in January 1948. At the moment, he’s one of America’s most gifted inspirational and motivational speakers. He is also a business trainer and a prolific author. Mark is best known as the founder and co-creator of the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book titles.

No doubt, Chicken Soup for the Soul which he co-authored with his business partner Jack Canfield has done more to bring Mark to limelight than anything else he’s been involved in. And yes, the series have turned out to be quite a revolution, Time Magazine calling it “the publishing phenomenon of the decade”.

Chicken Soup for the Soul books are clearly among the most successful publishing franchises in recent times. As at the last count, over 140 million copies have been sold worldwide (some 60 million in North America alone), along with some 100 licensed products.

No one knows for sure the reason behind the “chicken soup” title. But what we do know is that the first chicken soup book, published by Health Communications, Inc., sold over 2 million copies within a very short time. And the subsequent titles have only upped the ante.

But Mark Hansen’s influence goes beyond those awesome series. His lively and enthusiastic speeches traverse various media. He’s severally appeared on Oprah, CNN, Eye To Eye, and The Today Show.

Mark bas Also been featured in The New York Times, Us News and World Report, Time Magazine, and The Entrepreneur Magazine.
Mark Hansen has spent the past 26 years assuring people everywhere that the standard of life they all crave is easily within reach if they can commit themselves to creating it. His talks have been known to produce immediate effects on hearers.

No, it isn’t anything magical: Mark Hansen just happens to have this ability to speak in ways that awaken people’s innermost feelings. He shows listeners how to recognize and rise up to the limitless possibilities that life offers us all.

He shows people how to seize the opportunities that come their way, and points out specific ways to act to ensure that the seminar doesn’t end up being just another “really great speech,” but rather one that will gradually begin to reshape their attitudes and their lives.

Audience members often report that during and after attending Hansen’s seminars, they experience a surge in their desire levels, self-esteem, moral, and inner drive. And this seems to awaken their creative thinking abilities, making them to approach challenging situations from a new perspective. Obviously that is how lasting changes are initiated.

Being a lover of books, Hansen is currently working on a new book due to be released in September. The book will be co-authored with Robert Allen with the title “Cash in a Flash,” which is coming hot on the hills of another New York Times best seller “The One Minute Millionaire.”

Before then, Mark Hansen had co-authored yet another book with Art Linkletter, with the title “How to Make the Rest of Your Life the Best of Your Life.”

Mark Victor Hansen continues to focus his efforts on helping people from all works of life to remake their dreams and visions, firmly believing that a lot is still possible for most persons.

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Meet Harvey MacKay, one of America’s most popular and entertaining business speakers. Toastmasters International once named him one of the top five best speakers in the world.

Mackay is perhaps best known as the author of three business bestsellers, Including “Dig Your Well Before You’re Thirsty”, “Swim With The Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive”, “Beware Of The Naked Man Who Offers You His Shirt”.

The New York Times lists his books among the top 15 inspirational business books of all time. Harvey’s books have sold a total of more than 10 million copies worldwide. And they have been translated wholly or in part into some 37 languages and are selling in 80 countries around the world.

Harvey Mackay is a nationally syndicated columnist for United Feature Syndicate, whose articles appear in more than 50 national dailies. At the moment, he sits on the board of the Minnesota Orchestra, and he is a former director of Robert Redford’s Sundance Institute, as well as the University Of Minnesota Carlson School Of Management.

He has lectured in some of the nation’s most prestigious universities and business schools, including Harvard, Stanford, Michigan, Cornell, Wharton and Penn State universities.

Harvey Mackay had a very humble beginning. He was born in Saint Paul Minnesota in 1932 to Jack and Myrtle Mackay. The family lived in a modest apartment, and one of their most cherished dreams was to own a house of their own one day. Family income was meager, so little Harvey had to bring in the little he could earn at the tender age of eight.

But he did go to college, finishing from the University of Minnesota with bachelors as well as from Stanford University Graduate School of Business Executive Program. Harvey is a sports enthusiast and was at one time ranked the #1 tennis player in the state of Minnesota.

He ventured into business early in life. In fact at 26 he successfully purchased and resuscitated a failing envelope company. The company, now known as MacKay Mitchell Envelope Company is currently one of America’s major envelope manufacturers, producing nearly 25 million envelopes a day, employing over 600 staff, and doing in excess of $100 million per annum in sales.

One thing very central to Harvey’s business, which every reader of his books will easily notice, is his ability to stay competitive in the modern cut-throat world of business. And as borne out by the title of one of his best sellers, Harvey has also mastered the art of ‘swimming with the sharks without being eaten alive’ that is, without sacrificing personal integrity or hurting others in the process.

He teaches that long term success in business hinges on cordial and mutually beneficial relationship with both customers and employees. And in all his business dealings, he focuses on building strong relationships with these two groups.

Oh, and did I mention that Harvey Mackay is also a master of networking? He says that networking should be a lifelong activity, one that should continually provide us with new ideas, new resources, expanded financial opportunities, as well as the strength of a group.

That’s why he believes it’s a mistake to turn to networking only at the time we need it. Remember the title of one of his books: Dig Your Well Before You’re Thirsty.

Could that be the secret of his remarkable success? Well, Harvey advises everyone to maintain a great network, stating that the gains are hard to quantify. Considering his pedigree, I think we should trust him on this!

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What does it take to become unstoppable? Cynthia kersey must surely know the secret. Why else would company after company want to hire her to speak at their events?

Cynthia has spent the past seven years researching into the life and habits of some of the nation’s greatest achievers. And in her chart-topping book “The Unstoppable” Cynthia kersey reveals what she’s found to be the common thread that runs through nearly all the high fliers.

She then went on to outline these factors in simple terms and processes that any ordinary person can duplicate and make unstoppable achievements in their lives.

What makes Cynthia Kersey’s approach particularly moving is her own personal story. Peering into her “unstoppable” experience gives listeners the impression that they too can overcome all odds to make stellar achievements.

When she started out at Sprint Communications, Cynthia was just an office secretary, but she then rose through the ranks and eventually became a company executive at the firm. And just when you thought the ovation was getting louder for her in corporate America, she quit the corporate world altogether to pursue a long-held dream—that of writing books that encourage and show people how to live unstoppable lives.

She has largely succeeded in her bid to make a mark in the coaching field. At the moment, numerous firms and institutions, some of them fortune 500 companies like Johnson & Johnson, Aetna, and Xerox utilize Cynthia Kersey’s materials and strategies. And in the network marketing circle, this delectable lady has given close to 200 keynote speeches at workshops and seminars.

She has also helped train thousands of independent distributors for companies such as Quixtar, Primerica, Jafra, Home Interiors & Gifts, and Noevir. Cynthia’s messages are couched in a language and style that resonates with the audience. More importantly, her messages equip and empower individuals to build and maintain a successful business and personal life.

Dr. John Shewfelt, a business executive, reported that after inviting Cynthia Kersey to speak at his company’s national conference, he was so impressed with the content of her materials that he persuaded his entire sales team to enroll in Cynthia’s program. The outcome? John reports that in just 60 days, the team’s sales volume skyrocketed by 43%.”

Is it any wonder that renowned authors and respected speakers have staked their reputation on this lady? Brian Tracy for example, after stating that the ability to remain unstoppable is the single most important quality anyone needs to achieve success in any activity, described Cynthia Kersey’s messages as rich in “simple but powerful steps” that anyone can use to build courage, tenacity and resilience that are necessary for success.

Cynthia continues to appear in hundreds of television and radio shows, including the popular Oprah Winfrey Shows. Her materials, especially “The Unstoppable,” have been receiving rave reviews from both ordinary readers and opinion makers.

Scott DeGarmo, the former editor of Success Magazine has described Unstoppable as the modern-day equivalent of Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich.”

Cynthia Kersey’s works are testaments to her passion for helping people and giving back to the society that has enabled her to rise from obscurity to stardom. She currently runs a non-profit foundation dedicated to raising funds and creating awareness for issues affecting women around the world.

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If you’ve ever listened to Bob Proctor speak, you’ll agree that there’s something unique about his lectures. Besides being packed with the information, inspiration and wisdom a person needs to transform their lives, he does something else: unlike most other programs out there which do their best to convince people that they can do anything they set out to do,

Bob Proctor’s programs supply the last piece of the puzzle by explaining what it is we’ll have to do to achieve those goals we so cherish, why we must do it and, more importantly, how we must do it.

Bob proctor is an accomplished author, lecturer, business consultant, counselor, entrepreneur and a preacher—he preaches the gospel of positive thinking, self-motivation, and the maximization of human potential.

He has closely followed in the footsteps of such motivational greats as Napoleon Hill, Earl Nightingale and Wallace D. Wattles, some of whom he acknowledges as mentors. Bob Proctor’s extraordinary teaching skills have won him worldwide acclaim and have taken this Canadian-born motivator to all corners of the earth. Today, he is as well known in Australia and Malaysia as he is in North America.

Helping firms and employees to grow, improve, and adapt to change, Proctor’s wide ranging teaching efforts with businesses and entrepreneurs go far beyond the usual pep rally syndrome. His approach encompasses working with business entities to help them develop strategies that will help employees at all levels to constantly grow and improve and remain competitive in today’s ever-changing business environment.

Maybe the reason Bob Proctor is so discerning into the factors that limit success among people is traceable to his early experiences in life. For the first 26 years of his life, Bob lived a life lacking in purpose and direction, just drifting along and hoping that somehow luck would see him through.

Born in a little known town in Ontario, Canada, and with a terribly low self-esteem that’s typical of most middle and low class families, Bob performed poorly in school and would drop out before completing high school.

After drifting from one dead-end job to another, Bob Proctor eventually encountered a friend who recognized that there were at least some potential in Bob—which Bob himself probably didn’t even know. Proctor was introduced to Napoleon Hill’s classic, THINK AND GROW RICH.

The book sparked off in him a desire and the drive for personal success and purposeful living. First, Bob Proctor started an office cleaning business which he grew to international scope within just a year of operation. The rest, as they say, is history.

Bob Proctor prefers to describe himself as a teacher of universal laws which would help anyone who applies them to achieve financial success. But he also teaches that wealth isn’t just about money alone, for which reason he shows his students how to better all aspects of their lives. But not one to shy away from his convictions, Proctor insists that everyone who so desires can and should be financially rich!

Despite his lowly beginning, Bob Proctor is today seen as one of the leading lights in the personal development industry. And despite starting out with very little education, Bob has created a multitude of businesses, some of which spans the globe. And it all started with a book: Think and Grow Rich.

What will it take to unlock the huge potential locked within you? Don’t throw in the towel: The discovery just may be nearer than you think!

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