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The 8th Habit is a book written by Stephen R. Covey, published in 2004. It is an expansion and update of Covey's best-selling book, "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," which was published in 1989.

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In "The 8th Habit," Covey argues that in today's rapidly changing world, effectiveness is no longer enough to achieve success and fulfillment. To truly reach one's full potential and greatness, one must find and develop their unique voice or contribution.
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Covey calls this the "8th Habit," and he asserts that it is the most important habit of all.
The 8th Habit is about discovering and living one's unique purpose or calling in life.
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It involves finding the intersection of four key areas: what one is passionate about, what one is naturally talented at, what meets a significant need in the world, and what one can be financially rewarded for.
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By finding this intersection, a person can discover their unique contribution & use it to make a positive difference in world.
Covey also emphasizes importance of creating a culture of trust, respect,& collaboration in order to facilitate discovery & development of 8th Habit.
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He argues that such a culture is essential for unlocking full potential of individuals & organizations."The 8th Habit" is a thought-provoking book that encourages readers to think deeply about their unique purpose & how they can use it to make a positive difference in world.
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It offers practical guidance and tools for finding and living one's 8th Habit, and it encourages readers to strive for greatness rather than simply effectiveness.
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