In Stephen Covey’s book, “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”, he discusses what it takes to really make an impact on an individual’s life. He looks at six significant areas:
1. Get to know and understand the individuals you have daily contact with;
2. Try to do the little things that make people happy;
3. Keep commitments;
4. Clarify your expectations;
5. Show personal integrity;
6. Apologize when you make a mistake.
As I read over these items, I believe if we would practice each one of these how effective we would be working with those we come into contact with on a daily basis. Placing our emphasis on others and taking a back seat is often difficult. But in the long run in reaps big benefits and rewards.
Each day I witness or hear about “random acts of kindness” and “individuals going beyond the call” as you minister at Central. The genuine care you have for people is awesome.
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