Stephen R. Covey was an internationally renowned authority, motivational speaker, and pioneer in the field of leadership development. Renowned for the creation of the comprehensive "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People", Covey held a distinct voice in the world of personal and professional effectiveness with his insight into human potential.
Born in 1932 to a family residing in Salt Lake City, Covey pursued his higher education at the University of Utah, Harvard Business School, and later at Brigham Young University as a professor. He held an MBA in business administration and a doctorate in religious education, which carved him for global recognition and acted as the foundation in the creation of his holistic approach towards life balance.
Covey enriched his lifetime passion for teaching by depicting important life skills to succeed in present-day challenges. His incredibly successful "7 Habits" has become an integral resource, translated into multiple languages and sold millions worldwide. Notably, the impact of Covey's work extends beyond literature, as he co-founded FranklinCovey, a leading global professional services firm. Covey’s entrepreneurial spirit, paired with his innovative insights on leadership, has indelibly marked him as one of Time magazine's 25 most influential Americans. His philosophies continue to influence and inspire individuals and organizations worldwide.