Week 7

This week was intriguing with the lessons learned In the seven habits an how we can form them and become better individuals. The habit that I choose to write on is being proactive and what it means; however, this does not mean to be pushy, aggressive and insensitive. Instead, it’s more about controlling the situation for a more positive outcome. Though we may be free to choose our response we are not entitled to choose the outcome from our actions. As we develop and improve upon our proactive skills it will help us be better prepared during times of disasters

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 Other great habits to form are, to begin with, the end in mind, put things first, think/win, seek first to understand, synergize and sharpen the saw. These helpful habits will help to fill your life with passion and purpose as you seek better understanding and enlightenment through the processes of personal growth. Once you master them, your ability to accomplish goals and purpose will become greater and the time allotted will give heed to further success.

When talking about passion and loving what we do Guy Kawasaki said, “ Whatever you building it's about passion because you love it. If you love it and change the world you will be rich.” Often, I find my self in deep thought about the things that I would like to accomplish. Some, but not all of them will and can change the way we operate businesses and thus are world-changing and can result in high monetary payoffs. However, like Guy stated, it’s not about the money it’s about passion and the wealth that comes from the emotions of the success. There within one can find the greatest form of payment that’s endless and fills more coffers then one form of monetary payment could ever.