The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Marriage

By: Stephen R. Covey, Sandra Covey, Dr. John Covey, Jane Covey

Narrated by: Stephen R. Covey

From the author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People comes a book on thoughtful insight into successful marriages.

There are certain fundamental principles that govern in all human interactions and living in harmony with those principles or natural laws is absolutely essential for quality family life. Dr. Stephen R. Covey has watched over the past fifty years how the situation for marriage and family has changed powerfully and dramatically.

The desire to create a strong marriage and family is not enough. We need a new mind-set, a new skill-set and a new tool-set to deal with the change. The challenge has taken a quantum leap, and if we are to respond effectively, so must we.

The 7 Habits framework represents just such a mind-set and skill-set. Many couples and families are using the principles in the 7 Habits framework to grow stronger and stay on track. In this audio program, Dr. Stephen R. Covey and his wife Sandra—along with his brother Dr. John M.R. Covey and his wife Jane Parrish Covey—offer insights and personal experiences in applying these proven principles to marriage and home.©2008 FranklinCovey; (P)2008 FranklinCovey

Thank you

I truly love this book. So much to learn from. Each time I read it

Too short

This audio program has good general advice, but is way too short. Only the second part of it goes into the Seven Habits.

Very helpful!

Powerful ideas to rescue and revitalize a distressed and floundering marriage. Thank you thank you!

Good, but not great.

Any additional comments?

Some common sense tips for improving your relationship. I thought the book was good but not great

Excellent advise

This is a great audio book for anyone in a marriage relationship. I have been happily married for over 40 years and yet you can always glean great ideas and terrific reminders of what is really important in a marriage. Eternal principles never change. Thank you to the Coveys for these reminders. I give it 5*s