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I really enjoy this challenging books so far. However, I'm challenged by the first habit; Be Proactive. I can't find the definitions to what the 4 freedoms even mean. I can guess but I would like clarification. Any help would be appreciated. It's the 4 areas in between stimulus and response. Thank you,

Emeka This was discovered by Victor Frankl during the period of his torture by his Nazi captors where he could observe himself in that very involvement.
Betw…moreThis was discovered by Victor Frankl during the period of his torture by his Nazi captors where he could observe himself in that very involvement.
Between stimulus and response, man has the FREEDOM TO CHOOSE Within the freedom to choose are those endowments that make us uniquely human.
-Self-awareness
-Imagination
-Conscience
-Independent will(less)

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How to be effective?

Vasan Narayanan be precise, clear, authoritative and effective .

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In public victory chapter: Apoligizing Sincerely When You Make a Withdrawal. "I embarrased you in front of your friends and I had no call to do that. Even though I wanted to make a point, I never should have done it. I apologize." Is this something it's ok to apologize for?

Petter Jenssen Let me see mr leftbrainer: *"Apologizing"…moreLet me see mr leftbrainer: *"Apologizing"(less)

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how can we read books on this site? please I am new to this

Federico

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7 habits stretch over 372pages? It's 372pages! Will I get bored?

Anup Kandalkar Hi Druc,
If you don't want to go though overall pages of book then you should be read summary of this book on https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/habits....…moreHi Druc,
If you don't want to go though overall pages of book then you should be read summary of this book on https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/habits....
Thanks.(less)

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