The Seven Propensities of Potential People: Strong examples in private change and advancements

By Maxwell E Covery

THE SEVEN PROPENSITIES OF POTENTIAL PEOPLE
In THE SEVEN PROPENSITIES OF POTENTIAL PEOPLE, Maxwell presents a way to deal with being viable in achieving objectives by adjusting oneself to what he calls "genuine north" standards in light of a personal ethic that he presents as widespread and immortal.
DR. MAXWELL E. COVERY contends against what he calls the character ethic, which he sees as predominant in numerous cutting-edge self-improvement guides. He advances what he names the person ethic: adjusting one's qualities to supposed widespread and immortal standards. In doing this, He recognizes standards and values. He considers standards to be outside regular regulations, while values stay inner and abstract. Our qualities oversee our way of behaving, while standards eventually decide the results and present his lessons in a progression of propensities, appearing as a movement from reliance through freedom to the relationship.
He presents the idea of change in outlook and assists the peruse with the understanding that alternate points of view exist, for example, that two individuals can see the same thing but contrast from one another.
He additionally presents the development continuum. These are three progressive phases of expanding development: reliance, autonomy, and relationship. Upon entering the world, everyone is reliant, and qualities of reliance might wait; this is the first and most reduced phase of development.
Reliance implies you want others to get what you want. We all started life as newborn children, contingent upon others for sustenance and food. I might be mentally reliant upon others' reasoning; I might be sincerely subject to others' attestation and approval of me. Reliance is the disposition of "you" you deal with me... or on the other hand you don't come through and I fault you for the outcome.
Autonomy implies you are essentially liberated from the outside impact [and] backing of others. ... Autonomy is the disposition of "I". ... It is the acknowledged objective of numerous people, and numerous social developments, to enthrone freedom as the most significant level of accomplishment, yet it isn't a definitive objective in powerful living. There is an undeniably more full-grown and further developed level.
The third and most significant level in the Development Continuum is reliance. ... We live in a reliant reality. Reliance is fundamental for good pioneers; great cooperative people; a fruitful marriage or day-to-day life; in associations. Reliance is the mentality of "we" we can co-work; we can be a group; we can join our gifts.
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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BFTYK3PX
• ISBN13: 9798354114016
• Release Date: September 2022
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 78 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"