The Potentialist: The Pursuit of Wisdom

What if your potential and capacity for wisdom were greater than you ever imagined, achievable at no cost and in less time than daily grooming?

Most of us consider wisdom to be a quality only achievable with age, or by other people. We don't see it possible for ourselves, or only occasionally. Few people can define wisdom or how to attain it. We are equally uninformed about potential's meaning, achievement, and connection to wisdom and living well. Yet wisdom and untapped potential reside in everyone, waiting to be released.

Wisdom and potential are our ideal adaptive responses for these challenging times. Five converging forces are creating a new twenty-first century reality defined by unavoidable life-altering changes and unprecedented decisions. We are anxious and overwhelmed as the world and our lives change faster than we can comprehend and adapt. The old ways of adapting aren't working because complex changes and decisions are coming at us too fast. In this New Reality, the wise will thrive, and the unprepared will be left frightened and confused.

This groundbreaking book by Ben Lytle, Fortune 500 CEO, entrepreneur, and author, demystifies human potential and wisdom to make them attainable to all who seek their best. He predicts that technological advances and changes in social norms will make wisdom development urgent, but easier. His practical knowledge and straightforward language provide clarity, fresh perspectives, and proven practices that seamlessly integrate with daily life.

This highly anticipated second installment of The Potentialist series takes you on an uplifting journey to unleash your potential and accelerate decision-making wisdom during this period of the greatest change in human history. Will you seize your potential and become wise to adapt and succeed in these turbulent, opportunity-rich times? If not, what's your plan?

Author: Ben Lytle
Binding Type: Hardcover
Publisher: Amplify Publishing
Published: 10/08/2024
Pages: 312
Weight: 1.35lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 1.00d
ISBN: 9781637557198