7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey's a Hindu Take by Satguru Bodhinatha

This video was create by Kuai Hindu Monastery for HSA leadership conference, Dharma Initiative. Dharma Initiative is annual leadership training conference where young Hindu leaders around United States are invited for professional leadership development. We are grateful of Satguru Bodhinatha for creating this video for us.

This year, 2011, topics we had workshops on were: Positive Affirmations, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People of Stephen Covey's a Hindu , Improving Relationships, Identifying and Maximizing Personal Strengths [Individual Development , Hindus/HSA in American Fabric, Speaking to Win, and Social Media's Role in Multiplying Efforts.

At, Dharma Initiative, we also take opportunity to bond with young Hindu leaders across United States. This year we had a ranch to ourself, with ATV's and later all of us had the opportunity to go for Jet Ski, it created a relaxing environment for everyone to talk and get to know each other!

If you are interested in attending Dharma Initiative in future, please email us at info@hsamail.org.

7 Habits of Highly Effective People:
Habit 1 Be Proactive

Habit 2 Begin With The End In Mind

Habit 3 Put First Things First

Habit 4 Think Win/Win

Habit 5 Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood

Habit 6 Synergize

Habit 7 Sharpen the Saw

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• Dharma Initiative
• Hindu
• Hinduism
• Satguru
• Bodhinatha
• yoga
• sucess
• meditation
• personal coaching development

[shm756]

very nice



[bpreeyapha]

good summary and examples. Thank you for posting.

[annambala]

One of the very good piece for self development. easy principles to follow in life. Thank u u tube.........

[razorshah]

Very good video

[SuryaNaga]

Very interesting and encouraging. When I came to US in 1989, I devoured lots of self-help books (Wayne Dyer, Denis Whitley, Deepak Chopra, Stephen Covey, etc.). I read Bagavad Geeta in 1993 and found that most of these self help information is hidden in Gita. Its unfortunate that not many explaining Hindu texts to younger generation in a lucid way (like self-help gurus).

Thank you for bringing the concepts behind most popular thoughts in the society.