7 Habits Of Highly Successful Students Youths Habit 7 Part 1

7 Habits Of Highly Successful Students Youths 7 part 1

Habit 7: Sharpen the saw

Youths should never be too busy in order to renew themselves. When youths “sharpen the saw” they are preserving their personal “self-sharp” in order to function properly. “Sharpening the saw” expresses the need for routine rejuvenation and strengthening the four key dimensions of life- the body, heart, mind, and soul

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1.    Body: Eat wholesome fruits and vegetables, Consume protein from animalistic sources and non-animalistic sources such as legumes, Avoid illegal drugs, smoking, tobacco, alcohol, and tattooing. Exercise regularly and effectively. Acquire plenty of rest, Prioritize sleep because sleep offers proper biological rejuvenation. “ An early bedtime makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.”

2.    Mind: envision the world properly. Read. Study. Think. Analyze. Seek to read proper literature constantly. Formulate intelligent questions. Observe. Develop your mind through positive “self-talk.”

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Student Success statement

              Student Success Statement

 " So often in our quest to be more popular we loose sight of things that are far more important."-Sean Covey
Many children want to be popular, they want to feel appreciated by a community of "cool people" and therefore exhibit their naive attitude and delusional perception. Many children idealize the idea of being popular, but these children are willing to defy the authorative figures and societal establishment. These children who eventually befriend "popular" children or miscreants will dissipate their objectives and expose their need for attention and delusional ideals. These children will prove that they have no limits when the situation pretains to the subject of popularity. Many children will pierce their ears or other parts, many will wear clothes exhibiting profanity but for what purpose! Many of these youths want to establish friendships with miscreants! I have seen Youth's academic proficiency decline due to the fact that they want to establish a friendship with a community of people who have no future! 

Student Success Statement

            Student Success Statement

" The only difference between those who have failed and those who have succeeded lies in the difference of their habits. Good habits are the key to all success. Bad habits are the unlocked doors of failure. Thus the first law i will obey, which precedeth all others is- 'i will produce good habits and become their slaves'." Og Mandino

This quote is right as i may say. Those who have developed proper habits will succeed because they have developed an infrastructure that promotes proper behavior. People who have not succeeded are unable to build the infrastructure that will help them reach success. Proper habits are metaphorical keys they will unlock the latch that intervenes with our success. With proper habits we pave a road this road will act as our guide through the world. With improper habits we severe our connection toward the road that leads to success. We build habits at the time in which we are highly impressionable and at this time we can either strengthen our ties toward the road of success or sever our tie with sucess. One example may include a child who has attained a habit that involves working hard and striving for proper grades, and a child who has attained a habit that involves inactivity. Which child do you think will succeed? I believe the child with the proper habits will succeed he has strengthened his ties to the road of success. But the other child who has developed improper habits, can succeed by composing himself/herself and building a proper foundation and therefore building proper habits.

Student Success Statement

              Student Success statement

"you make your habits and your habits make you."= Anonymous

I agree with this quote, my habits do effect the mannner in which other individuals percieve me. We as childre are taught what is right, but we are also presented with the opposite of what is right and  that is improper actions. We are then heavily influenced by our upbringing, our parent or other influential forces aroung our home and therefore craft our habits through time and influence. Influence may either be beneficial or unbenenficial when we develop our habits. Habits can be developed at any point in our lives, but the stage in which we exhibit vulnerability, is during our childhood. We are then left to decide whether or not to mold our habits through a beneficial aspect or an unbeneficial aspect. An example is the habits developed during childhood, another example may be habits developed during another impressionable stage in our lives known as late childhood or puberty, The habits we developed will define us through an external and an internal aspect, Habits effect the manner in which society percieves the individual and classifies the individual.