H+ (Plus) A New Religion?

By: Edward de Bono

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Paperback | 3 July 2006 | Edition Number 1

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96 Pages

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An innovative and exciting new way of life by one of the world's bestselling thinkers

H+ (Plus) A New Religion? provides a framework for achievement through daily acts of help or contribution. Whether this is offering other people something to laugh at or helping an elderly person cross the road, through these altruistic acts comes a sense of achievement, and from achievement comes self-esteem and a belief in oneself.

Edward de Bono's new groundbreaking book offers an entirely positive way of life- with the emphasis not on sins that are to be avoided, but on things that are to be done.

'H' stands for-
- Happiness
- Help
- Hope
- Health
- and, most importantly, Humour.

Industry Reviews

In fewer than 100 truly useful pages H+ (Plus) A New Religion? advises 'how to live your life positively though Happiness, Humour, Help, Hope and Health'. This is pithy self-help with quirky, memorable notions * Bel Mooney, The Times *
Edward doesn't just think. He is a one-man global industry, whose work is gospel in government, universities, schools, corporates and even prisons all over the world * Times 2 *
The master of creative thinking * Independent on Sunday *
Edward de Bono is a toolmaker, his tools have been fashioned for thinking, to make more of the mind * Peter Gabriel *
de Bono's work may be the best thing going in the world today * George Gallup, originator of the Gallup Poll *

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