PPT-Stephen Covey

10 Life Principles Stephen R Covey is the author of the bestselling book  The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People Other books he has written include  First Things First   PrincipleCentered . By: . Nyika. . Empey. January 2014. Early Life. He was born on 8. th. of January 1942 in Oxford. Hawking had two younger sisters Philippa and Mary. His parents were Frank and Isobel Hawking . Hawking's . Lakewood Resource & Referral Center. 212 Second Street, Suite 204. Lakewood, New Jersey 08701. The Topics We’ll be Covering. Prioritizing Agency Needs. Setting The Goals. Developing the Tasks. Categorizing the Tasks. 10/3. Review Vocabulary. Vocabulary Quiz. Literary Term Notes – . Biography, Autobiography, Extended Metaphor. Read “A Battle with Mr. Covey” and answer questions. Extended metaphor activity. Concur. The Wronged Man. Settings. Start Game. Credits. Settings. Main Menu. Now Loading…. Continue. Setting Menu. brightness. Frame Limiter. Screen Resolution. Contrast. Crouch. SPRINT. CYCLE THROUGH WEAPONS. “Leaders and teachers share a trade secret– that when they expect high performance of their charges, they increase the likelihood of high performance.”. -John Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965-1968. Approach. SU303. Kimberly Burns | Gennifer Robbins | Brian Rook. What is Followership?. Followership is a state of being wherein followers share a specific goal or goals with leaders, and influence is exchanged and embraced to leverage group strengths to meet those goals. . Hawking. Famous . people. Who is Stephen Hawking?. Stephen Hawking is one of the most brilliant scientists in the 20th century. He is from Oxford, England. In 1962 he went to study in Cambridge. He was an incredible student. But one day in university, Hawking falls on the floor. He went to the doctors and there they told him he has a . The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Habit 2: Begin With the End in Mind. Your obituary is the ultimate end-goal, the story of your life, your ideals and long-term goals.. Your Obituary. If you write your obituary now, you would have to condense your ambitions into long-term goals.. CHARACTERS . Jack Clitheroe: . (a bricklayer), Commandant in the Irish Citizen Army . Nora Clitheroe: . his wife . Peter Flynn: . (a labourer), Nora’s uncle . The Young Covey: . (a fitter or person who assembles machinery), Clitheroe’s cousin and a socialist . Review PowerPoint . Setting - . Setting. . – Setting . Dublin, Ireland and its outskirts, end of the 19th century. Dublin is necessary to this book. It’s inextricably tied to Stephen’s discontentment and to his sins; immersion in a bustling, often squalid urban space heightens Stephen’s (and our) awareness of his physical sense. The dirtiness of the city contrasts the spirit of possibility that surrounds the few natural spaces we encounter (such as Stephen’s summer idyll at Blackrock and the open, outward-looking expanse of the sea). Notably, the character most untouched by the darkness, sensuality, and cynicism of the city is . Chapter Five is the chapter where Stephen’s decides to dedicate his life to art and shun all other aspects of home, family, and God in order to fulfill his life as an artist. Instead of attaining “kingdom, Princess, and everlasting treasure,” Stephen ultimately triumphs by leaving these things (embodied in Ireland, Emma, and religion) behind him. His real goal is to gain the freedom to express himself artistically. As he sees it, the possibility of freedom can only lie on the path of exile. We see him as he is about to embark on that path, and his last victorious lines proclaim his independence. . Lesson 4 for . July 28, 2018. Appointing leaders. Acts 6:1-7. Stephen’s ministry:. Preaching and opposition. Acts 6:8-15. Speech and warning. Acts 7:1-53. Vision and death. Acts 7:54-8:2. Philip’s ministry:. Kim LaScola Needy, Ph.D., P.E., CFPIM, PEM. April 20, 2016. 2. Observations. You can . never. get it . all. done.. The more you do, the more there is to do.. Time spent doing one thing means time taken away from another.. -John Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965-1968. CTM. “Set expectations” is the first step in CTM. Expectations let subordinates know what is required of them so they have every chance of doing the task correctly.