The 7 Steps of Spiritual Intelligence: The Practical Pursuit of Purpose, Success and Happiness (Paperback) by Richard A. Bowell (Author)

Product Description

Pioneering researcher and educator Richard Bowell delivers the first and only self-help guide to the power of spiritual intelligence (SQ)--the next evolutionary stage in our pursuit of purpose, success, and happiness. He introduces the latest breakthroughs in neuro-science. Life lessons from such exceptional individuals as Nelson Mandela to Ghandi and Mother Theresa take readers on a self-guided journey to personal development and growth.
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #665088 in Books
Published on: 2005-02-25
Number of items: 1
Binding: Paperback
250 pages
Editorial Reviews

Robert Dilts, NLP pioneer and author of Sleight of Mouth
This book provides a great start to finding meaning and purpose in our lives and actions.

Danah Zohar, neuroscientist and author of The Quantum Self and Spiritual Capital
Richard's book helps further the growing conversation around SQ. It adds a new dimension to some of our ultimate meanings.

Stanley Rosenberg, expert in craniosacral therapy and Head of the Stanley Rosenberg Institute
Bowell's book makes the development of spiritual intelligence accessible. It is vital for individuals and concerned professionals. Read it!
Customer Reviews

A clearly worded self-help and self-improvement guide
The 7 Steps Of Spiritual Intelligence: The Practical Pursuit Of Purpose, Success And Happiness by Richard A. Bowell (founder of SQ Training and lecturer on spiritual intelligence for more than twenty years) walks the reader through the seven steps of spiritual intelligence: Awareness, Meaning, Evaluation, Being Centered, Vision, Projection, and Mission. Each step of the journey is described and explained through positive psychology and brain science, as well as made tangible through real-life case studies. Simple black-and-white diagrams illustrate the principles behind honing one's mind and spirit. Development exercises to foster better comprehension and shed unconscious prejudices, such as standing with one's head a little back when looking at a problematic individual in order to better see them as part of the world about them, round out this clearly worded self-help and self-improvement guide.