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Knowledge for the Next Time

How to Use Monday'S Trials to Relieve Tuesday'S Tribulations

Kajli Prince
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Pages
94
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Abbott Press

About

When you look back on your life experiences, how many critical stages do you feel you were completely unprepared for? In Knowledge for the Next Time, author Kajli Prince offers a discussion on how to glean more useful take-aways from our life experiences to be implemented the next timemore practically, using Monday’s trials to relieve Tuesdays tribulations.

Knowledge for the Next Time is the first of a series of books examining the subject of knowledge, wisdom and understanding, as it applies to essential elements of success.

Knowledge is the self that has command of an experience. Wisdom is the self that has learned to be shrewd with ones knowledge. Understanding is selfless.

- K. Prince

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  • General
  • Self-Help
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