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The Four People Types reveals powerful insights into the four primary personality types based on the work of Dr. William Moulton Marston, John G. Geier, Gordon Allport, and Dr. Robert S. Hartman. This work will enable you to understand the differences between these four people types and give you the tools you need for maximizing your relationships, communication, and people effectiveness. From our essential need to be ourselves, simple DISC Theory and personal motivations, to living a life "without wax," this book will give you the necessary tools for better personality management and people productivity.

Being religious doesn’t make you good. And being good doesn’t require religion. That’s the dangerous truth at the heart of The Moral Spectrum. In this fearless and unflinching book, axiologist and behavioral analyst Steven Sisler challenges the sacred assumption that morality comes stamped with a belief. He draws a stark line between the appearance of righteousness and the reality of moral character—and invites you to do the same. The Moral Spectrum challenges us to rethink what it truly means to live a good life. Drawing on the wisdom of axiological theory and the teachings of ...

Beyond Belief is one of those rare books that cuts through the noise of modern culture with both intellectual precision and heartfelt urgency. In an era when public discourse is dominated by outrage, virtue signaling, and identity battles, this book steps back to ask a deeper question: What does it truly mean to be good? Drawing on axiological philosophy (the study of value), the author dismantles the illusion that belief, on its own, can make us moral. The book argues that we live in a world where systems have become more important than the people they were designed to serve. Whether ...

What is cognitive bias? Cognitive bias refers to the systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment, causing individuals to perceive reality based on their “subjective” beliefs rather than “objective” evidence. These biases arise from the brain’s attempts to simplify information processing, whether through shortcuts known as heuristics, emotional and moral motivations, the influence of social factors, or limitations in our cognitive capacity. Such biases often shape our perceptions, beliefs, decisions, and behaviors without conscious awareness. Imagine your ...

The Aristos Psychology Model expounded upon through the work of the late John G. Geier, and is a model based on the idea of moving towards our best selves through a psychology of responsibility. In this remarkable book, Steven Sisler uncovers the angry brain and the behavioral and emotional orientations of the dominant personality type. This book uncovers the profound dynamics of character, temperament, and typology as they relate specifically to the anger emotion and those who embody it.

Steven Sisler's newest publication is a compelling exploration of the basics of self-esteem and how impeding our own growth can hold us back. Let go of the notion that your value relies on a future, ever-changing version of yourself. Instead, recognize the profound truth that your true essence shines brightly from within, right here and now. It encompasses your distinctive qualities, life experiences, and the core of who you are, forming a unique and unparalleled identity. Steve believes that now is the moment to prioritize yourself, treating your being with the care and attention it ...

Learn how to be personal instead of professional. Big Desk will give you leadership techniques you never heard of in order to lead better than you ever thought of.

Author Steven Sisler masterfully integrates biblical teachings with contemporary insights, unveiling a path to a life infused with peace, purpose, and fulfillment. Each chapter is meticulously crafted to resonate with individuals from all walks of life, revealing the tangible and attainable ways to incorporate Jesus’ teachings into everyday scenarios. Readers will find solace and strength, discovering how these ancient words of wisdom are not just historical texts but living testimonies of grace. Embark on a transformative journey that transcends ordinary existence, invoking a divine ...

In a world saturated with noise, are we truly connecting, or are we simply talking past one another? Beyond Words: A Guidebook to Meaningful and Effective Communication takes you on a journey through the intricate world of human interaction, revealing how genuine communication is more than mere words. This guide goes deep, unpacking the subtle mechanisms of the Drama Triangle, the rich insights of Axiology, and the fundamentals of Transactional Analysis (TA), to offer you a transformative approach to your conversations and relationships. With practical strategies and clear insights, Beyond ...

"DAVID: Leadership Lessons from the Heart of A King" explores the remarkable life of King David, a towering figure in history and scripture. In this insightful work, the author, a distinguished behavioral analyst and axiologist, applies a profound understanding of human nature and behavior to uncover the timeless principles of leadership embedded within David's story. With eloquent prose and a scholarly approach, this book explores how David's decisions, relationships, and challenges offer invaluable insights into the art of leadership. Drawing upon extensive research and a keen ...

Steve Sisler takes us on another journey od self-discovery and self-reflection in his latest book about belief and meaningful living. Believing our own stories can be a captivating and comforting experience, creating a cohesive narrative that explains our actions, justifies our choices, reinforces our sense of identity, and keeps us all right with ourselves. Yet, hidden beneath the allure of these tales lies a potential minefield of problems that I’ll attempt to address in this chapter. Our propensity to believe our own stories blinds us and binds us to false realities, perpetuating ...

The word gymnasium is derived from gumnazo, meaning exercise, and gumnos, meaning naked. The gymnasia was the ancient Greek equivalent of a sports centre, and several were located just outside Athens' city walls. The ancient Greeks regarded a healthy body almost as highly as a good education, and young men of wealthy background would spend a good portion of each day exercising there. In secular Greek, a wrestler was declared the “victor” when his opponents declined to engage him upon seeing his unclothed physique. GUMNAZO is all about learning to live the naked life through unashamed ...

Leadership principles taken from the Torah, the Prophets, and my friend Mike that will challenge ordinary thinking and revolutionize your leadership success in a matter of minutes.

In a world consumed by the relentless pursuit of tomorrow, we often overlook the most precious gift of all: the present moment. “The Art of BEING” invites you to embark on a transformative journey that challenges the very notion of time. What if there truly is no tomorrow? What if the only moment that matters is the one you're living right now? This book is a powerful exploration of what it means to live fully, to embrace each second with purpose, and to cast aside the anxieties of an uncertain future. But more than that, it’s about embracing ourselves “as is”—honoring our ...