Seven Words That Change the World

Author: (USA) Simonton/Wuxi
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Publish Date: 2005-07-19
Features: The world is changing every day, and we should adopt what attitude and methods to face this increasingly complex world. The author of this book will tell you the answer: the secret lies in seven words. The original material of this book comes from the author's successful series of speeches titled "Sharp Out Simple Facts, Shock the Whole World." The author's speech has received countless accolades from people across various industries and social strata. Through in-depth analysis of the various long-standing and current dilemmas in human society, the book points out the necessity and urgency of building a new belief system and provides everyone with a solution to these dilemmas that can be easily remembered: seven words, outlining three principles of life, revealing three fundamental truths. These seven words interpret the connotation and essence of the sacred and the truth from a completely new perspective, offering modern society a new "Biblical Commandment" to awaken the lost and ensure the continuous, stable, and healthy development of humanity. It is a book worth reading. "I have searched for the meaning of life all my life, and you have truly depicted it before my eyes." -- Charles Thompson, Sun City Center, Florida "This is the most insightful analysis of facts I have ever heard. It can serve as a cornerstone for a new belief system." -- Ernest Cole, South Bend Factory, Indiana "I was deeply impressed by your thought-provoking speech. Your uniquely created 'Three Commandments,' based on logical common sense, provide clues to the purpose of human existence and a simple path to the essence of human survival." -- Frank Onna, Brantford, Ontario, Canada "A great liberation of thought!" -- Mary Woolman, Warsaw, Wisconsin "In the book 'The Seven Words That Can Change the World,' the author uses seven simple words: Healthy, Kind, Respect the Environment, to create three fundamental truths for us. With its concise and powerful persuasion, it calls on us to take action and change our world. The seven words seem too short to truly change the world. In our daily lives, we are surrounded by various books, articles, or TV programs. They all tirelessly teach us how to become smarter, more energetic, more efficient, healthier, and more successful. However, in the author's view, even though people are familiar with such a vast amount of information, the simplest facts convincingly show that people still struggle to truly understand how to become smarter, more energetic, more efficient, healthier, and more successful. We have almost realized the survival crisis we face, a crisis that stems from the fierce global competition and the reckless exploitation of Earth's resources under the guise of development and progress. And each of us has also deeply felt our helplessness and inability to address this phenomenon. We have every reason to believe that as long as humanity hopes to continue surviving, these seven words will undoubtedly become the new 'Biblical Commandment' of modern society.