Hey!
I borrowed this book from a friend and thought it was another boring teen self-help books. It’s not at all boring! I found it brilliant! I loved it because it took our side of things. (The little comics helped out too.)
Keep on Keepin’ on!!
Becca 
Mr. Covey,
I would lie to take the time to say your books are amazing!!! They really help me when I am faced with tough decisions. I would also like to ask if there are any 7 Habits classes for teens.’
Tanks,
Byron
Hey Sean,
Basically, this is pretty amazing!
I’m so glad my Mom bought me your book, and I’m even more glad I’ve read it. It’s taught me a lot about things I didn’t know from the beggining.
I think you should make a lot more books, and concentrate on one thing for each book. (Especially school and dating!)
But thanks for everything.
You’ve made a huge difference in a lot of peoples lives,
and that’s a HUGE accomplishment.
Kayla -(CANADA, ONTARIO)
For two years I had been the victim of racial harrassment and when I did actually go to my principal for help she let them off with nothing and I was just reading your book and found it wasnt a subject you really talked about eventhoug i have seen it and it is an issue that effects many teens, in my oppinion this would be a good thing to write about, It could help many teens including me.
P.S: Your book is really good
Dear Sean,
I am a 13 year old girl who lost her way for a little while. During this period, my paradigm was not what it was supposed to be. Most of my priorities were focused on either popularity or ” friends”. These supposed to be friends were the things that brought my grades down to “B”s. ( and by the way I’m not the kind of girl who gets any Bs ever) My parents were constantly mad at me and I cried almost everyday. My parents had a conference with my teachers and after that I brought all of my grades up. I was having a very hard time in Social Studies and I had an 86%. But I pulled it up to a 94% in less than 3 weeks. I also was having a hard time in Math and I pulled that up to a 92%. My report card is coming out in about a week. Because of my improvment, I am getting a cellphone when the report card comes out.
I wanted to thank you because your book provided a lot of inspiration, support, and encouragment. I spent many nights crying myself to sleep with your book next to me. I really appreciate you. Thank You so much.
Love,
Tatiana Johnson
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Dear Mr. Covey,
I am 13 years old and I am in 9th grade. I skipped a grade (1st). I am the youngest in my class (naturally), and especially because am in classes for sophomores and even juniors. Recently, the topic of my age is quite sensitive to me, because now I’m thinking, “Oh, everybody gets their license next year and I have to wait another year,” and “Everybody’s going out and dating and I always stay home doing nothing.” Mr. Covey, I need some way to get over the fact of my age. Everybody says, “You should be proud,” and I am… sometimes. But I’m so conscious of my age and my parents are strict that I don’t think that I would get a date until I’m 16 (when I’m a senior)… or maybe even later. You might also say that if I don’t want to date, then I don’t have to. But I do… yet again sometimes I don’t. This is how I normally feel. I’m so indecisive. I came to you for advice, because after reading so many teen-help books I knew, from the first page, that yours would help me. Thank you.
In this diverse world, everyone is born with unique personalities and talents. We can’t be perfect and indeed, we don’t need to be. If we are all perfect beings, the world would have lots of operating problems. Because of our differences and unperfection, we are able to take different roles in this world, thus we co-operate and learn to be balanced. You should love yourself because you are never the same with anyone else. Think of that, you are the only person in this world who has this unique personality and unique look. Everyone has their own life and own mission. Why care about what others think of you and say about you? Just live your way and enjoy your life. While those boring people say bad things about you, they don’t have time to have fun with themselves. However, you can be free and do whatever you like. Love yourself!
Dear Sean,
I have a home which is caring and loving but with big problems.I have an elder brother who fights a lot with my parents and is almost always abusive.I really cant bear to see all this going on in my own home and i’m often disturbed and depressed by all this.Even my parents don’t get along too well.I’m just a spectator to all these scenes and since i’m the youngest my voice is never heard. Though i’m 19 years old, they still think of me as a child though i am quite capable of managing my life.Can u please show me a way in which i can live above such things???i’m quite tired of this cycle.
Sally.
Mr. Covey, I really like your books, they really help me in life. I am currently reading the 6 Decisions. It is a really great book.
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