-It made me more organized as when the teacher was explaining put first things first,I realized i was very disorganized but just by listening to her i improved my ways and made a schedule.

1.I do the Important Things first then do the small things.

2.i schedule everything i do .

3.i share my ideas later First listen to others ideas.

-Aarohi Singh 6G

Is really helps people to chose the right way of life Like

It makes you more organised

It makes you more confident

And helps you in many other ways

The 7 habits represent the positive qualities in life we should have as a leader. All these 7 habits have a different meaning behind them. All of them gave me confidence to build up a character. Last year as a new admission I was scared but this year My creativity and thinking has improved. Hope these also help me in the future life stages.

It made me way better than before as now I am very proactive doing my notes, projects etc..

Its been great using it and makes me a leader.

Synergizing, One of the most main habits as it teaches us how to work with others. It taught me a lot.

Arvind Mukherjee 6G

The 7 habits are one of the most important characteristics of a person. Throughout the 7 habits you can know a lot about yourself and that's what happened with me. The 7 habits have affected me in becoming a great person. The habit 6: Synergize helped me make friends alot better. Think win-win also helped me in solving problems and thinking of different ways where everyone is considered. There are various ways that the 7 habits helped me for example it helped me to improve my discipline,habits and communication skills. Leader In Me will be one of the things that helped me improve myself better and is one of the best things that ever happened in my life as I started to become a better person ever since I was learning and following the 7 habits.

-Mithun Dharmik

Helped me in doing things on time and in an order by making a timetable. It made me very organized. I had a problem where my things weren't very organized and were scattered everywhere and the 7 habits helped me organize my things in an organized manner.

Celine 6G

-Yashika.N 6G

The 7 habits helped me to reliaze the people or situation around me . Before I didn't listen to my teacher and had problems with anger the 7 habits help me to contol my anger and i am a good listener and improve myself a lot

it changed so much that people started to see changes in me.when i first joined the school i was a totally a different until 1 year later i changed alot.Thanks to the school I became a great Leader and started to do things on my own which i couldn't do, for example i learned how to cook on my own when i was 7. I also started to put first things first then i could do my work at a specific time.

the leader in me has made me learn how to have a proper conversation,how to respect and treat people and made me more organised and has made me a better listener

using the knowledge from the LIM classes i have made many new friends and learnt how to speak publicly

Before I knew about the seven habits, sometimes I would think negative, and not think I would be able to finish tasks on time or always think there isn't a solution,the 7 Habits make me always think on the plus side making me more organised, and a better person

~ Mishika Saxena 6G

Maisha R 6G

-The two habits which helped me the most are Be proactive and synergize and i started beliving in my self and cofedient

It taught me how to Begin with the end in mind.

It also showed me how to Think win-win every time!

It made me a leader.

Advik Sepat 6G

Change: I learned to take responsibility for my actions and choices rather than waiting for things to happen. Example: When I struggled with a particular subject, instead of complaining about the difficulty, I took the initiative to seek help. I approached my teacher for extra tutoring sessions and formed a study group with classmates. This proactive approach not only improved my grades but also boosted my confidence.

2. Begin with the End in Mind

Change: I started setting clear academic and personal goals for myself. Example: At the beginning of the school year, I created a vision board that included my goals for grades, extracurricular activities, and personal development. For instance, I aimed to achieve a certain GPA and join the debate club. This visualization helped me stay focused and motivated throughout the year.

3. Put First Things First

Change: I became better at managing my time and prioritizing my tasks. Example: I used to procrastinate on assignments, which led to last-minute stress. By implementing a planner, I began to prioritize my homework and study sessions based on deadlines and importance. For example, I would tackle larger projects first and break them into smaller tasks, which made them more manageable and reduced my anxiety.

4. Think Win-Win

Change: I learned to seek solutions that benefit everyone involved in group projects or conflicts. Example: During a group project, my teammates had different ideas about how to approach the assignment. Instead of insisting on my idea, I facilitated a discussion where everyone could share their thoughts. We ended up combining our ideas into a comprehensive presentation that everyone felt proud of, strengthening our teamwork and friendship.

5. Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood

Change: I became a better listener, which improved my relationships with friends and teachers. Example: When a friend was upset about a personal issue, I made a conscious effort to listen without interrupting. By showing empathy and understanding their feelings, I was able to provide support that was genuinely helpful. This strengthened our friendship and made me more aware of the importance of listening in all my interactions.

6. Synergize

Change: I learned to appreciate teamwork and the value of diverse perspectives. Example: In a school project, I worked with classmates who had different strengths—some were great at research, while others excelled at presentations. By dividing tasks according to our strengths and collaborating effectively, we created a project that was well-researched and engaging. This experience taught me that teamwork can lead to better results than working alone.

7. Sharpen the Saw

Change: I recognized the importance of self-care and maintaining a balanced life. Example: I started setting aside time each week for activities that rejuvenate me, such as playing sports, reading for pleasure, and spending time with family. This balance helped me manage stress and stay motivated in my studies. For instance, after a long week of exams, I would reward myself with a fun outing, which kept me energized and focused.

The "7 Habits" have significantly changed my life as a school student. By applying these principles, I’ve become more proactive, goal-oriented, and effective in my studies and relationships. The habits have not only improved my academic performance but have also helped me develop valuable life skills that will benefit me in the future. As I continue to grow, I am committed to integrating these habits into my daily life, knowing they will guide me toward success.

- Zoya Khan

1. Be Proactive – This habit taught me that I’m in control of my actions. Instead of blaming others when something goes wrong, I take responsibility and figure out what I can do to fix it. In swimming, if I don’t do well in a race, I don’t make excuses. I think about what I can improve for next time. It helps me feel more confident.

2. Begin with the End in Mind – This habit helped me start setting goals. Now I think about what I want to accomplish, like becoming a professional swimmer or doing well in school, and then make a plan to get there. It’s helped me stay focused on my future and work harder in training.

3. Put First Things First – This habit helped me learn how to prioritize. I now make sure to do the important stuff first, like finishing homework or practicing swimming, before doing fun stuff. It’s made me less stressed and more organized, and I can balance school and swimming better.

4. Think Win-Win – This habit showed me that it’s better when everyone can win. When I swim in a team relay or work with friends, I try to find solutions that make everyone happy, so we can all feel good about the outcome. We work together as a team, and it’s great when we all succeed.

5. Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood – This habit helped me become a better listener. Before, I’d sometimes talk over people, but now I listen to what others are saying first, whether it’s my coach giving me advice or a teammate sharing tips. It’s helped me improve in swimming and in school.

6. Synergize – This habit taught me that working with others can be awesome. When we all share our ideas and talents, we can make something way better than we could alone. In swimming, if we train together, we can push each other to get faster. It’s really fun working in teams now.

7. Sharpen the Saw – This habit reminds me to take care of myself. I make sure I get enough sleep, eat healthy, and take breaks so I have the energy to swim and do well in school. When I take care of myself, I feel better and perform better in the pool.

These 7 Habits have made me more responsible, better at working with others, and more focused on my goals. They’ve really helped me improve in school, swimming, and just in life overall!

-Avish Rachel Mathew

-6G

1. It helped me to learn new principles.

2.I used them in my daily life like i clean my room and i do my chores through habits 1-3.

I help my classmates through habit 6.

While playing football i use habit 6 and 4.

It helps me to priortize things.

7 habits helped me a lot through my daily life.