Bible for the intelligent

Author: Joseph Kishner
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is a highly provocative work from the turn of the century. It poses a challenging question to readers: "Ask yourself where you stand in the world and where you are in your life today." It is a book for the intelligent, and the greatest goal of the intelligent is to live every day freely and happily through their own efforts. Kishner divides people in society into three categories: the foolish, the cunning, and the intelligent. The foolish constantly ask others how they should think, act, and live. The cunning persuade the foolish and profit from them. The intelligent know very well what they want and how to turn their ideas into reality.
Kishner is a renowned Austrian journalist and television host. He has served as a visiting professor at Harvard University in the United States and the University of Vienna in Austria. His 16 works on the philosophy of life have been translated into more than 20 foreign languages and have sold over 18 million copies. Kishner divides people into three categories: the foolish, the cunning, and the intelligent. The foolish wait their entire lives for others to tell them how to think, act, and live. The cunning profit from the foolish, as the foolish admire them and are willing to sacrifice personal happiness and freedom for them. The intelligent know exactly what they want and how to turn their ideas into reality.
If the foolish do not follow the instructions of the cunning, they will feel that they are in the wrong; the intelligent, however, have only one goal in sight: to lead with their strength, starting from every day, striving for more freedom and greater happiness. This book is for the intelligent, teaching people how to break free from dependence on others and revealing many truths of life.