Would you like to achieve success and happiness? Now you can track your progress in self-improvement using a systematic method of self-examination first developed by Benjamin Franklin. To communicate the principles of success and moral excellence was Franklin’s hope for the work he never finished, The Art of Virtue. Using his book of charts, he daily evaluated himself on the 13 virtues that he desired to master—temperance, silence, order, resolution, frugality, industry, sincerity, justice, moderation, cleanliness, tranquility, chastity, and humility. Benjamin Franklin’s Art of Virtue Journal presents Franklin’s approach, with illustrated journal pages for writing, drawing, and reflection.
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Paula Benner was employed at the Statue of Liberty National Monument and as a graduate assistant and Goldsmith Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania…. Currently she works with youngsters as a reading specialist and teacher in Philadelphia’s nonpublic schools. Creating and presenting programs and materials that promote character development and the appreciation of beauty is her avocation. Nature outings, volunteering, and acts of loving-kindness bring her peace and happiness.
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A simple method of perfection,
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Would you like to know a method of self improvement tested and praised by a famous Father of America? This book delineates the method, quite simple indeed... and impressive! The method is especially interesting these days, since there is revival of the practice of virtues and of the ethics which is associated.
And even if you don't imagine you could test it, reading Benjamin Franklin has a lot of historical interest. Highly recommended!
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