PDF-(BOOK)-Templeton Plan: 21 Steps to Personal success and Real Happiness

Sir John Templeton 19122008 the Wall Street legend who has been described as arguably the greatest global stock picker of the twentieth century clearly knew what it took to be successful The most important thing he observed was to have strong convictions that guided your lifethis was the common denominator he saw in all successful people and enterprises Fortunately for us he was eager to share his own blueprint for personal success and happiness with the rest of the world In The Templeton Plan he laid out the twentyone guiding principles by which he governed both his professional and personal life These principles were grounded in virtues that he considered important enough to be considered the laws of lifethey include honesty perseverance thrift enthusiasm humility and altruism From this moral foundation Templeton formulated a stepbystep plan to help improve anyones personal and professional life Among the steps he enumerates readers will find       Four exercises that will help anyone find the positive in every negative       How to be the one person in ten that will productively use more time than they waste       The secret trait that separates great workers from good workers       How to control your thoughts for effective action       The practical applications of a sense of humility       How successful people approach risks differently from most peopleTaken as a whole the lessons contained within his twentyone steps will help readers make lasting friendships reap significant financial rewards and find personal satisfaction Ever a believer in the futures vast potential Templeton hoped that sharing his principles would inspire others to seek their own laws of life formulate their own plans and find success and happiness on a scale exponentially greater than his own He freely admitted that he didnt know everything and that there was yet much to be discovered about prosperity and joy The Templeton Plan not only offers his recipe for success but also shows us the way to formulate our own plans. and . 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Reproduction. , distribution, transmission or sale by . anyone . other that the copyright owner is strictly prohibited.. 2. Neither Lauren Templeton Capital Management LLC, nor any of its affiliates, or their respective members, shareholders, officers, directors, agents and employees (collectively "LT Funds") recommends or solicits any investment by readers of these materials.. Jon Hall, HDRO, UNDP. Binocular Vision. A Spare . E. ye. A Wider . F. ield of View. Spotting Faint . O. bjects. Depth Perception. Happiness & Human Development … Common Origins. “. Our metrics are important not just because they tell us how we are doing but because they serve as guides in policy-making…. GDP measures the busy-ness of our economy. But the big question is whether we are busy doing the right things. Making your economy grow more will not necessarily get you the things that people .