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The simplest gift / Stefanos Xenakis.
By: Xenakis, Stefanos.
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BookPublisher: London : Mira, 2021Description: Hardback 23 cm.ISBN: 9780008455651 (hbk.) :; 0008455651 (hbk.) :.Subject(s): Self-actualization (Psychology) | Psychology | Psychology | Self-help & personal development | Popular psychology | Assertiveness, motivation & self-esteem | Gift booksDDC classification: 158.1 Summary: To many, success is wealth and a fancy title. For entrepreneur Stefanos Xenakis, it is about excelling at being a good person. It means greeting neighbours, smiling often, and savouring the beauty of everyday life. In 'The Simplest Gift', he shares 101 short stories, each centred around a different lesson, from the benefits of generosity and frequent laughter, to the importance of rising early. Collectively, the stories deliver holistic self-help for body, mind, and soul. Moving, humane, and delightfully profound in its simplicity, it teaches that each of us has the potential to be great; all it takes is to be unreservedly and brilliantly humane.
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To many, success is wealth and a fancy title. For entrepreneur Stefanos Xenakis, it is about excelling at being a good person. It means greeting neighbours, smiling often, and savouring the beauty of everyday life. In 'The Simplest Gift', he shares 101 short stories, each centred around a different lesson, from the benefits of generosity and frequent laughter, to the importance of rising early. Collectively, the stories deliver holistic self-help for body, mind, and soul. Moving, humane, and delightfully profound in its simplicity, it teaches that each of us has the potential to be great; all it takes is to be unreservedly and brilliantly humane.