The Action Principles

by Bill Fitzpatrick

The Action Principles present an outlook on how to live harmoniously yet comfortably in the modern world. They are gems of action-oriented advice that can guide us in our lifelong quest for spiritual and mental growth, health and financial prosperity. The principles evolve from the important lessons to be learned from self-reliance. The principles offer us a perspective to assess where we are and where we hope to go. There are many time tested motivational maxims embedded in the principles. The Action Principles should help us to develop a mental and physical toughness to handle the rigors of everyday living as we work toward our goals. The Action Principles should help us to develop a mental and physical softness expressed in an inner peace from the knowledge that we are putting forth our best efforts.

128 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 15, 2000

Reviews

[William · Rating 4 out of 5]

4+ stars. This book is full of great advice.

[Seth Jenson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I believe the book is the same as the podcast version you can download from iTunes. I've listened to the audio version a couple of times and keep it on my mp3 player so I can listen to it again and again and share it with my family. As soon as Seth Junior is old enough to understand we'll probably listen to it together. The Action Principles are a list of affirmations or mantras - guides on how to live a more peaceful, happy, successful, balanced life. Download the podcast! Search iTunes for Action Principles or the author Bill Fitzpatrick. If you're an upper echelon mama's boy then you probably won't like this stuff. At least that's what Bill Fitzpatrick will tell you. He's a shao lin master, and he's not kidding!

[Doug · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bill Fitzpatrick's Action Principles serve as a comprehensive guidebook for how to achieve personal and professional success.

[Ray Justice · Rating 5 out of 5]

Principles and messages written very clearly and easy to understand. Insightful, useful and encouraging.

[Ivo Stoykov · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book for anybody interested in self-development. Written in Lao Tzu manner it is sharp on the point short and effective.