US Motivational Guru Stephen Covey Died Monday At The Age Of 79

LOS ANGELES: US motivational authority Stephen Covey, columnist of all-embracing best-seller "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," died Monday at the age of 79, his aggregation said.

Covey died from the furnishings of a bike blow he suffered in April, said a account by consulting aggregation FranklinCovey, of which he was a co-founder and above vice-chairman.

"In his final hours, he was amidst by his admiring wife and anniversary of his accouchement and their spouses," it said.

"The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" has awash added than 20 actor copies in 40 languages throughout the world. In 2002 Forbes called it one of the 10 best affecting administration books anytime written.

Other books by Covey, who in 1996 was called one of Time magazine's 25 Best Affecting Americans, accommodate "First Things First," "Principle-Centered Leadership," and "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families."

Covey started as a assistant at Brigham Young University in Utah, but larboard full-time teaching in 1984 to set up the Covey Leadership Center, and went on to become an internationally-renowned author, speaker, and consultant.

He anesthetized abroad "peacefully" in hospital in Idaho, "due to the balance furnishings of a bike blow he suffered this accomplished April," the aggregation account said.

"We absent a baby acquaintance today. Stephen was one of the world's abundant animal beings. His appulse is boundless and his access will abide to affect ancestors to come," said FranklinCovey administrator Bob Whitman.


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