Todd Davis

And so to your well-stated point, the way we use those now in this world of technology and all of the being proactive, putting first things first, how about three? Boy, putting first things first has always been difficult. But now when we have so much information coming at us, you know, in every minute, I mean, think about that.

And so to your well-stated point, the way we use those now in this world of technology and all of the being proactive, putting first things first, how about three? Boy, putting first things first has always been difficult. But now when we have so much information coming at us, you know, in every minute, I mean, think about that.

I can't imagine your email piling up right now while you're taking this time with me. And so how do we learn to prioritize and determine what are the most important things? I can't do it all. Nobody can do it all. So how do effective people decide what am I going to accomplish this day, this week? And what am I going to be okay with not getting to?

I can't imagine your email piling up right now while you're taking this time with me. And so how do we learn to prioritize and determine what are the most important things? I can't do it all. Nobody can do it all. So how do effective people decide what am I going to accomplish this day, this week? And what am I going to be okay with not getting to?

I can't imagine your email piling up right now while you're taking this time with me. And so how do we learn to prioritize and determine what are the most important things? I can't do it all. Nobody can do it all. So how do effective people decide what am I going to accomplish this day, this week? And what am I going to be okay with not getting to?

In this age of technology, that's one of the most important questions I think we can figure out for ourselves.

In this age of technology, that's one of the most important questions I think we can figure out for ourselves.

In this age of technology, that's one of the most important questions I think we can figure out for ourselves.

Yeah. In the 7 Habits course, in the work session, we go into workshop activities where people use very real situations, and they have to pick a situation they're comfortable sharing with somebody. And then people have reps that they can only ask questions. They cannot comment or advise or probe. They just have to say, well, gosh, so how did that make you feel?

Yeah. In the 7 Habits course, in the work session, we go into workshop activities where people use very real situations, and they have to pick a situation they're comfortable sharing with somebody. And then people have reps that they can only ask questions. They cannot comment or advise or probe. They just have to say, well, gosh, so how did that make you feel?

Yeah. In the 7 Habits course, in the work session, we go into workshop activities where people use very real situations, and they have to pick a situation they're comfortable sharing with somebody. And then people have reps that they can only ask questions. They cannot comment or advise or probe. They just have to say, well, gosh, so how did that make you feel?

And of course it feels scripted and it feels a little bit uncomfortable, but it gets people understanding that how much they didn't even realize they kind of respond autobiographically. You know, it's human nature to listen with the intent to reply. I'll bet everybody that's listening right now

And of course it feels scripted and it feels a little bit uncomfortable, but it gets people understanding that how much they didn't even realize they kind of respond autobiographically. You know, it's human nature to listen with the intent to reply. I'll bet everybody that's listening right now

And of course it feels scripted and it feels a little bit uncomfortable, but it gets people understanding that how much they didn't even realize they kind of respond autobiographically. You know, it's human nature to listen with the intent to reply. I'll bet everybody that's listening right now

if they're being truthful, would say, yeah, there are many times when I'm face-to-face with someone, they're talking and I'm not talking and I'm looking at them and I'm nodding my head, but in my mind, I'm already formulating my response. We all do it. And I think it comes, I believe it comes from a good place. It's not helpful, but it comes from a place that we want to help. We want to solve.

if they're being truthful, would say, yeah, there are many times when I'm face-to-face with someone, they're talking and I'm not talking and I'm looking at them and I'm nodding my head, but in my mind, I'm already formulating my response. We all do it. And I think it comes, I believe it comes from a good place. It's not helpful, but it comes from a place that we want to help. We want to solve.

if they're being truthful, would say, yeah, there are many times when I'm face-to-face with someone, they're talking and I'm not talking and I'm looking at them and I'm nodding my head, but in my mind, I'm already formulating my response. We all do it. And I think it comes, I believe it comes from a good place. It's not helpful, but it comes from a place that we want to help. We want to solve.

We want to fix. And so I hear just enough of what you're saying to think, oh, I know how to solve this. As soon as she stops talking, I'm going to jump in and And while that sounds helpful, because my brain is focused on what I'm going to say, I'm missing out on half or three-fourths of what you're saying. And so habit five, based on the principle of respect, we're saying suspend those feelings.

We want to fix. And so I hear just enough of what you're saying to think, oh, I know how to solve this. As soon as she stops talking, I'm going to jump in and And while that sounds helpful, because my brain is focused on what I'm going to say, I'm missing out on half or three-fourths of what you're saying. And so habit five, based on the principle of respect, we're saying suspend those feelings.

We want to fix. And so I hear just enough of what you're saying to think, oh, I know how to solve this. As soon as she stops talking, I'm going to jump in and And while that sounds helpful, because my brain is focused on what I'm going to say, I'm missing out on half or three-fourths of what you're saying. And so habit five, based on the principle of respect, we're saying suspend those feelings.