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Responses from readers:
“I am truly blown away.”
D.D.
“If you're looking for immediate results, try applying the principles presented in this book.”
L.M.
“This book has inspired me to raise the bar in all areas of my life, and with your simple and realistic
approach, I know that I can!”
M.Y.
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This book gives you the tools you need to make life better.
So far, everyone who has read it agrees. Everyone. Not a single reader has come back to me and said
otherwise. On the contrary, all I have gotten is thanks. If this changes, I will change this page to say so.
As of mid-2008, however, this is how it is.
What makes this book different?
Anyone Can Improve His or Her Life: The Principles of Quality was written for one reason, and one
reason only: to increase the level of quality in the world. Self-improvement is merely the inevitable by-product.
While it is certainly true that one's life gets better when he knows the principles of quality and how to apply
them, it is also true that everything that person touches, everyone he knows, also benefits.
The book is different from many others because it is easy to read, and it makes sense. Nothing in it has to be
taken on faith or applied without understanding. While the results often seem magical, the principles of quality
are just practical, logical reasoning. Yet they are deep, underlying all activities and actions.
If you are already sold, you can order it here.
Otherwise, keep reading.
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Will reading this book get you a better job?
Hmmm, lemme think. If you suddenly start excelling at what you do, do you think you might attract some
favorable attention?
Getting a better job is the least of what can happen. It's not even the point of the book — just another
by-product. The principles of quality lie under everything you do, from work to home to hobbies to
education to being healthy. What's best, though, is once you learn them, you can't not apply them:
it just wouldn't make sense to you not to.
What have those who have read it said?
Start with my brother. I asked him what he thought, and his response was not written for marketing purposes,
but as an analysis to help me:
"I am overwhelmed by the level of thought and careful consideration you have put into this subject. Had anyone
asked me to offer a few observations about the nature of quality, I would never have arrived at the detail and
thoroughness your book provides. I am truly blown away.
"It felt more like a philosophical essay ... [you are] reasoning with your readers, and leading them to new
perspectives in a very intellectual way. It was that aspect of the book I found most interesting and instructive.
While I don't feel impelled to make changes in my life, there have probably been changes made without my
noticing, simply by the reading and processing of your thoughts on mine.
"Sadly, there are far too few introspective people out there. ... Most people want their thinking done for them. ...
Your book may just be too subtle to have the impact of traditional motivational books. The subtlety comes from
your NOT taking the line of enthusiastic effervescence that tries to excite people into transformational change,
a change I feel rarely sticks. Instead, your careful and reasoned approach may effect greater long term change,
despite being less dramatic."
Here's another one, unsolicited:
"For anyone who leads a busy life and feels that stopping to read an entire book would be too large a commitment,
this book is the answer. Each paragraph and chapter is short and makes a clear point. The beauty of this book is
that you can open it to any chapter and quickly find what you want to know. The book's small size makes it easy
to carry along and read on the go."
And that's enough of that, for now.
So what ARE these Principles of Quality?
Well, I don't want to get into the meat of the book too much here, since I would have to leave too much out.
But I can tell you there are three Major Principles, four Applied Principles, and then I get into thirteen
Quality Actions, all based on but extending the Principles. Then there are a few chapters on Appropriate Quality,
Perfectionism, and Ethics. Here is a morsel: the first Principle talks about the Quality Attitude — what
it is and how to get it.
Each one of these Principles and Actions can stand alone, and be applied alone, with great effect. Most readers
have told me they will keep the book nearby, to refer again to a specific Principle or Action that applies at the
moment. Putting them all together, using them with each other, multiplies the results. This is a book to be read and
re-read, getting more out of it with each reading.
HAVE YOU HEARD ENOUGH?
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by Don Dewsnap
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