Dear @onomzy0

Your essay made me think and led me to wonder if when I write, I do so with sufficient clarity; especially when it comes to giving instructions.
I thank you, if there are any instructions that are difficult to understand, please report them, I am willing to improve.

Why do I tell you this?
Your essay is not related to what was requested in task 2.
We asked for an essay that deals with short literature or microliterature by a writer from your country.

However, reading what you presented about Stephen Covey, an American, I really liked finding a very interesting argument, I paraphrase it:

"My habitual way of being and behaving will become the legacy that I will leave in this world, how I will be remembered."
Tremendous @onomzy0

Then you encouraged me to relate Covey's written work with microliterature. And I found quite a relationship.
He condensed the way to successfully become an effective person in 7 maxims (habits) in an extraordinary way.

Does Covey write literary art?
Well, I don't think so, and you can refute that. I think his style is more of a didactic genre, he writes to teach us something.

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I agree with @solperez, in not evaluating him.
But, don't be discouraged, continue to week 2.
We closed the essay topic. And he continues to be "proactive" (Covey's second habit), in that different way of thinking.