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In addition to introducing the 7 Habits in this book, Covey also says that he has discovered how to communicate Mormon truths to non-Mormons by simply changing his vocabulary. Devotional concerned the Mormon interpretation of Jesus Christ, and Mormon conduct of life. The 7 Habits first appeared in Stephen Covey’s book entitled The Divine Center: Why We Need a Life Centered on God and Christ and How We Attain It. My elderly friend concluded, “That event changed my life. A practicing member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Stephen Covey went to England to serve his two-year mission for the LDS Church. Covey at the Marriott Center entitled 'Becoming Christ Centered', January 13, 1998. Steve delivered a wonderful sermon to a group of about 50 people.” Then you need to look at their faces, and if they seem interested, give them one of the pamphlets in this bag.’ I did what I was told. Your job is to invite as many people as possible to stand there, to hear my sermon. I’m going to stand on this box and give a sermon on the life of Jesus Christ. When I asked of their purpose, he replied, ‘We are going to find a busy walkway through Boston Common. “I agreed, and we met at the entrance to the Red Line station in Harvard Square that afternoon. I went to our Mormon church on my first Sunday there and before I could sit down, young Covey, who himself had just arrived a few weeks earlier to begin his studies in the Harvard MBA program, approached me and asked if I could help him that afternoon at a meeting in downtown Boston. “I was a freshman at Harvard College in 1956. My friend said, “Let me tell you a story about that man, which tells you everything you need to know about him:
I replied that I knew of him though his “Seven Habits,” of course, but had not personally met him.
Years ago, an elderly friend asked if I knew another man who studied at the Harvard Business School named Stephen R.
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