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“We must never be too busy to take time to sharpen the saw.”

Quote by Stephen Covey

Book:How to succeed with people

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How to succeed with people

This book offers strategies and techniques for building strong relationships, enhancing communication, and achieving success in personal and professional settings. more

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Stephen Covey was an American author, entrepreneur, and lecturer, best known for his book 'The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People'. Since its publication in 1989, this book has become a global bestseller and has had a profound impact on personal and organizational development. more

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