Self-Revealization Acceptance – A Book Review

The following book review was given by Bohdi Sanders, author of Modern Bushido: Living a Life of Excellence.

I was given Self-Revealization Acceptance by a friend and I have to confess I am guilty of judging a book by its cover at times. My first reaction was that this doesn’t seem like something I am too interested in reading, but I decided to give it a shot. Wow, am I glad I did! This book is literally packed full of wisdom and insight into the way the Universe truly works and who and what you truly are. I have studied many books on spirituality, positive thinking, the power of affirmations and thoughts, but this book brings all of those things together in a nice little package and in a way that truly allows the reader to grasp the information.

Self-Revealization Acceptance is a fairly short book at around 135 pages, but there is no fluff included. Each of the 22 chapters are full of life-changing information which has the profound ability to truly change your life if you use the information instead of merely reading it and forgetting it. I can honestly say that if you truly grasp what Stephen Kaufman is trying to teach you in this book, you will have ignited a fire inside your spirit that will change the direction and quality of your life.

This book explains who and what you truly are, why your life is in the place that it currently is, and how to change that if you so desire, how to take control of your life and live the kind of life you want to live, why people fail to get what they want in life, and so much more along these lines. This is one book that can truly be classified as a self-help book!

For a book that I was reluctant to start reading, once I started, I found that it was almost impossible to put down. I usually read several books at one time (during the same general period), but when I started reading Self-Revealization Acceptance, I found that it required my total attention until I finished it. It is one of those books that you will find exciting, motivating, inspirational, and which you will not be interested in much else until you finish the last chapter. If you want to change your life and start living the kind of life that you desire, READ THIS BOOK! I wholeheartedly recommend this book! 5-STARS!

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The Art of Business

A reading from my forthcoming book, THE ART OF BUSINESS BASED ON THE MAXIMS OF NAPOLEON (c) SFK

Maxim XLIX: The practice of mixing small bodies of infantry and cavalry together is a bad one and attended with many inconveniences. The cavalry loses its power of action. It becomes fettered in all its movements. Its energy is destroyed; even the infantry itself is compromised, for on the first movement of the cavalry it is left without support. The best mode of protecting cavalry is to cover its flank.

Commentary: You should not mix the interests of the tech support group with that of the sales group or the management group. To do so causes confusion when each is left to their own devices as to what is the priority for accomplishment and delivery of the objective. Each contingent should understand the need to cooperate with each other for the overall good of the endeavor and in that way ensures their own success and future value to the organization.

 

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Controlling and Managing by Your Own Ability

Excerpt from The Shogun’s Scroll

Shunko Zabayashi knew the importance of using his own resources when he effected a coup against his cousin in Tarama Province. He carefully thought about his actions before moving into position to take control of the clan. Although his cousin was a man of wealth, he was a squanderer, always insulting others who had less than he had; he would throw lavish parties and cause dissension in his own court by inviting certain people and excluding others. Zabayashi observed that many members of the clan were beginning to resent his cousin. Slowly, he built up his resources of men and funds until he knew that his cousin would be hard pressed to stop any advance. Forgoing the pledged assistance of others, he moved when he knew the time was right, and because he did not rely on the aid of people who would follow him regardless, he maintained control of the clan for the rest of his life and was never indebted or obliged to anyone.

Accomplishment is based on definition and redefinition of goals, which has to do with good fortune and good planning. Good fortune usually accompanies determination and desire. Good planning is always better. As much as is humanly possible, nothing should ever be left to chance.  Careful examination of the works of great men will show that they did not rely on the inconstancy of fate. They saw opportunity and took it because they were emotionally and physically prepared for succes. As a result of this mentality, they accomplished great things and prospered. It may be necessary to strive hard, but once the goal is attained, it is very rare that it will be lost.

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Random Thoughts on Writing

Any book that is written is an expression of the writer’s own delusion and fantasy. Dialectic or non-dialectic ideas are either functional or not functional, depending on the contrived needs of the moment. That is also why it makes no difference if there is war or peace, hunger or plenty, good or evil, etc. The naïve notion that a universal consensus of opinion will change an environment is also meaningless due to the presupposed nature of man who appears to want goodness and harmony. Know that the only realistic way to ascend to the position of perfection is based on destroying the mythology of anything that has gone before or will come in time that does not immediately resound with certitude in the mind of the thinker. Keep in mind that intelligence is no excuse for intelligence.

© SFKaufman

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