First Things First Every Day

Daily Reflections- Because Where You're Headed Is More Important Than How Fast You Get There

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FIRST THINGS FIRST EVERY DAY
Because Where You're Headed is More Important Than How Fast You're Going
STEPHEN R. COVEY
A. ROGER MERRILL AND REBECCA R. MERRILL
A multiple-voice recording with an introduction by A. Roger Merrill
FIRST THINGS FIRST
HELPS YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT'S MOST IMPORTANT EVERY DAY...
Stephen R. Covey and the Merrills have shown millions of listeners how to balance the demands of a schedule with the desire for fulfillment. The principles they introduced in First Things First are distilled for everyday listening. Let First Things First Every Day be your guide to the rich relationships, the inner peace, and the confidence that come from knowing where you're headed, and why.

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Simon & Schuster Audio |
1 disks |
ISBN 9780743551045 |
November 2005

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“Covey Leadership Center has reached the apex with this publication. This is an important work. I can't think of anyone who wouldn't be helped by reading it.”

– Larry King

“Building loving and fulfilling relationships requires spending time with those you value and care for. Covey and the Merrills encourage us to stop, think, and begin building.”

– John Gray, Ph.D., author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus

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Chapter 1

January 1

Basing our happiness on our ability to control everything is futile. While we do control our choice of action, we cannot control the consequences of our choices. Universal laws or principles do. Thus, we are not in control of our lives; principles are.

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January 2

We live in a modern society that loves shortcut techniques. Yet quality of life cannot be achieved by taking the right shortcut. There is no shortcut. But there is a path. The path is based on principles revered...