Stephen Covey's Ten Commandments for a More Successful Life

Stephen Covey, the most famous human development writer, his books broke records in sales, surpassing all other books in various fields, from his books The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, and The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Families, and no one can deny his great life experience and wisdom in diagnosing its affairs. .

Stephen Covey summed up his experiences with ten commandments

The first commandment

People are irrational and only care about their interests, I love them anyway.

The second commandment

If you do good people will accuse you of having ulterior motives, do good anyway.

The third commandment

If you achieve success you will gain false friends and true enemies, succeed anyway.

Fourth Commandment

The good you do today will be forgotten tomorrow, do the good anyway.

The fifth commandment

Honesty and frankness make you vulnerable to criticism, be honest anyway.

Sixth Commandment

The greatest men and women with the greatest ideas can be stopped by the men and women with the smallest minds, I hold great ideas anyway.

The seventh commandment

 People love the weak, but they follow the arrogant, strive for the weak anyway.

The eighth commandment

What you might spend years building could collapse overnight, son anyway.

The ninth commandment

People are in desperate need of help and yet they attack you if you help them, help people anyway.

The tenth commandment

If you give the world your best, some will retaliate against you. Give the world your best anyway.