Training for intelligent people

Author: Joseph Kischner
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Joseph Kischner's book "The Bible for the Wise" created a sensation. Since then, this provocative life philosopher has dedicated himself to a training program consisting of seven exercises. Through coercive strategies, it liberates people from social constraints, enabling them to become healthy selfish individuals and achieve the freedom they desire. Kischner captures the essence of his life experiences, offering concise answers to truly important life questions, including: 30 abilities that shape our lives, 9 techniques to enhance personal charisma, 3 exercises for self-realization, and 4 arts to give life meaning. The author bluntly states: This is a plan for the wise. The author divides people in society into three categories:
- The foolish, who do everything others demand of them.
- The cunning, who tell the foolish what to think, believe, and buy.
- The wise, the elite among the socially savvy selfish individuals, who know what they want and act on it without doubt, fear, or guilt. The author bluntly introduces the concept of a healthy selfish individual. In "The Bible for the Wise," he advises readers to decide: "First yourself, then others." In "The Training for the Wise," he recommends the cautionary motto, "Don't trust others, trust yourself." The book consistently demands that readers make a clear choice: "Do I want to live the life others guide me through, or walk my own path to happiness?"