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| Aesop = Ancient Greek fabulist; credited with many fables
| Bill Clinton = 42nd U.S. president; invited Covey to Camp David in 1994
| Brigham Young University = Private university; Latter-day Saint–affiliated research university
| Camp David = U.S. presidential retreat; Maryland mountain compound
| Character Ethic = Principle-first approach; emphasizes integrity and foundational virtues
| Circle of Concern = Outer sphere of attention; includes matters you care about
| Circle of Influence = Inner sphere of control; includes matters you can affect
| Citywire = Financial news outlet; UK-based publication
| Daily Private Victory = Personal renewal routine; daily self-leadership practice
| Emotional Bank Account = Trust ledger metaphor; deposits build relationship goodwill
| First Things First = Time management book; sequel expanding Habit 3
| Fortune-500 = Annual ranking; largest U.S. companies by revenue
| Frigidaire = Home-appliance brand; American consumer electronics company
| FranklinCovey = Leadership training company; Covey co-founded organization
| Goose and the Golden Egg = Aesop fable; lesson on production and capacity balance
| Harvard Business School = Graduate business school; Harvard University division
| Honda 90 = Small motorcycle; trail model referenced in family vignette
| IBM = Technology company; multinational computing corporation
| Laie = Town on Oahu; north shore community
| Leader in Me = School improvement program; FranklinCovey education model
| Los Angeles Times = American newspaper; major daily in Los Angeles
| Management Learning = Academic journal; publishes management and organization studies
| Maturity Continuum = Development model; dependence to independence to interdependence
| Montana State University = Public university; Bozeman-based land-grant institution
| NASA = U.S. space agency; National Aeronautics and Space Administration
| New York Times = American newspaper; national daily often called the Times
| Oahu = Hawaiian island; home to Honolulu and North Shore
| Personality Ethic = Technique-first approach; emphasizes image and social skills
| Principle-Centered Leadership = Leadership book; Covey follow-up work
| Procter & Gamble = Consumer goods company; multinational manufacturer
| Publishers Weekly = Trade magazine; U.S. book industry news source
| Quadrant II = Important-not-urgent category; planning, prevention, relationships
| Reuters = International news agency; global wire service
| Ronald Heifetz = Leadership scholar; Harvard professor and author
| Simon & Schuster = Publishing company; U.S.-based trade book publisher
| Stephen R. Covey = American author; wrote The 7 Habits
| The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People = Self-help book; Covey’s seminal work
| Time = American news magazine; weekly publication
| Time Management Matrix = Priority tool; urgency-importance grid
| Viktor Frankl = Austrian psychiatrist; Holocaust survivor and author
| Win/Win = Mutual-benefit approach; both parties achieve desired results
| Win/Win or No Deal = Negotiation paradigm; proceed only if both can win
| World War I = Global conflict; 1914–1918
| World War II = Global conflict; 1939–1945
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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