Free Book Giveaway - The Path Of Least Resistance

By Admin | Jul 14, 2008

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Path of Least Resistance: Learning to Become the Creative Force in Your Own Life by Robert Fritz was a wonderful little book about creating anything, based not on some sort of psychological mumbo-jumbo, but on the traditions of arts and sciences. The three basic insights of the book:

  1. You got to where you are in life right now by moving along the path of least resistance much like a river meanders along the path that is most comfortable to you.
  2. The underlying structure of your life determines this path of least resistance just like mountains and valleys determine where rivers go.
  3. You CAN change the underlying structure of your life just as engineers change the underlying structure of a river bottom to channel it where they would like it to go.

In other words, you don’t have to be a victim of your life. You can change it into whatever you wish to create by the sheer force of your creative will. Do you have the courage to change it?

From the back cover:

You will learn:

  • The steps of creating — from conceiving the result to taking action to building momentum.
  • The importance of creating what you truly love.
  • The creative cycle and how to make the most of each stage.
  • Why manipulating willpower, affirmations, positive thinking, and other human potential programs won’t work.
  • How to focus the creative process from where you are to where you want to be.

The author teaches readers how to make the conscious effort to become the predominant creative force in your own life, whether you’re creating a new computer program, a training regimen for your sales force, a work of art, or a contented family. Creativity, according to the author, isn’t genetic, but a learned skill that can be practiced, mastered, and taught.

If you would like to be registered in the drawing for a FREE copy of this book, simply leave a comment on this post. A comment will get you ONE entry in the drawing. If you would like to up your odds of winning, email the FREE BOOK CODE located at the bottom of my RSS feed for FIVE entries. Oh yeah, I pay the shipping costs, too!

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10 Comments so far
  1. Aline July 14, 2008

    :smile: great post!

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  2. amy July 14, 2008

    Would love to win this book…..I need to make
    some changes!

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  3. Scott Crawford (1 comments.) July 14, 2008

    Your description of this book reminds me of something that happened to me in a bar 10 years ago, just before I quit drinking. An older gentleman I’d never seen before sat down next to me, looked at me, and said, without so much as a “hello” beforehand, “You could accomplish anything you want to if you’d just get out of your own damn way.”

    10 years later, and I’m still working on it, so I think I’d like to read this even if I don’t win it. =)

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  4. Barbara Baker (2 comments.) July 15, 2008

    Boy, I would so love to win this book. I have forever been looking to read a book to help transition ones life. PLease do count me in!!!

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  5. Barbara Baker (2 comments.) July 15, 2008

    I signed up for the RSS feed, but there was no code for the five extra entries?

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    Ron 's reply:
    July 15th, 2008

    #Barbara Baker→
    It’s listed at the bottom of the feed under FREE BOOK CODE. Just email it to me at thewisdomjournal at gmail dot com.

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  6. Kam A July 16, 2008

    Would love to win this book- thank you for the giveaway!

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  7. Valerie July 17, 2008

    I’d love to win this book too. :smile:

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  8. Melanie (2 comments.) July 19, 2008

    Count me in.
    We loved your pics of yellowstone, too.

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  9. Nadia August 11, 2008

    I like books! :)

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