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Summary: “If you wish to make a significant improvement to the quality of your life and increase the chances for personal success, you’ll do well by picking up a copy of this one-of-a-kind self-improvement book. "The Warrior Truth”, penned by military instructor Thomas Bovet, offers practical, honest advice as well as insightful detailed goal-reaching techniques for any competitive individual - be it the career man, the athlete, the business executive or member of the law-enforcement and military.“ Features: My book’s chapters point to a uniquely eclectic coverage of the subjects which one must address in order to live freer and successfully. My biographical information suggests a wide range of unique experiences and diversity which not many writers can match. I had life-and-death decisions and survival situations to deal with, which cannot be accomplished unless one applies solid methods and techniques. Those abilities were acquired over 4 decades and are shared with the readers. I offer unusual comparisons between Eastern and Western concepts, concentrating on the important and essential. Competition: Self-improvement books usually claim to improve "happiness” or health.However, the offered advice is mostly either too impractical to follow or too simplistic and redundant for the average life (at least without close coaching). “…by choosing loving thoughts…”, or “…open your heart to the energy of true emotions…” are sample quotes from the thousands of ludicrous and bizarre ideas, from examples like: “You can heal your life” by Louise Hay, or “Way of the peaceful warrior” by Dan Millman. Other books refer to Sun Tzu or the Samurai, trying to draw similarities between business transactions and tactical warfare. The authors give “warrior”-like advice to the type of people who would get mugged on the way to the bathroom and really promote anti-social behavior, rather than self reflection. Audience: I address any able, active person, from young adult to retirement age. (Businessmen, executives, competitive employees, athletes, members of the law-enforcement and military or other organizations and agencies.) Status of my Work: The manuscript is complete and manually proofread. Photos are my original property, public domain, or used under licensed agreement paid by myself. I declare that all parts of this manuscript are my original work.Photos, tables and graphics are already in digital format and included in the manuscript’s chapters. Total Volume: approx.: 40.000 words, 156 pages (format: approx.: 7in. x 4,5in.). Thomas Bovet, Author of “The Warrior Truth”
