I believe that the process associated with "Mental Mastery" and "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People," do in fact correlate with each other. To start out personal Mastery is one of the Five Disciplines in systems management and is considered to be one of the most indefinable of them all. Mental Mastery mostly deals with the inner ability to see ones awareness. If you have that ability to see where one stands and the reactions that we have to certain situations that we are put into, and ultimately having the control to get the best possible result out of it. It's very rarely that we can do that. The actual definition of Mental Mastery is "The discipline of personal growth and learning from Senge." It starts with what matters to us the most as humans whether its family, mental health or religion there must be something that we can devote everything we have to. Personal vision is the first thing we need to realize before we can master our mental thoughts. The vision in which we see ourselves being or becoming is a huge factor in mental mastery. It provides us with the energy and willingness to work towards our goals and ultimately achieve them. Think about it, without goals we would just be spinning our wheels with nowhere to go. On the other hand, personal purpose comes before personal vision. Purpose is what gives meaning to life; it's our talents, gifts, contributions that makes our life matter in others. Third is Personal Values; these values are the building blocks of the mastering our mental state. These are the things that we do everything for they set the path that we establish our goals on. Personal alignment can be a great factor when it comes to finding yourself. When the past three systems work together as one, the energy that can be used to obtain mastery can be greatly increased, you become more focused on your goals. Perception comes after Alignment, when one hears or sees an event; he or she has immediate op