Timeless Principles: How to Live a Satisfying and Successful Life Now

by Justin P. Lambert

This is a self-help book created for the express purpose of eliminating all unnecessary fluff and theory, showing you how to apply time-tested and proven common sense principles to your daily life immediately! Author Justin P Lambert has compiled dozens of popular blog posts from the last three years of his Timeless Principles post series, edited and organized them for maximum impact, then included over 30 pages of brand new material to create this powerful self-improvement guide!

112 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2012

About the author

I'm a content marketing specialist with over 14 years experience in various freelance and agency content creation positions. Currently the Senior Content Creator at SPROUT Content (http://sproutcontent.com), a Platinum HubSpot Partner and leading inbound marketing agency. My content marketing guidebook, The Content Marketing Hurricane (http://contentmarketinghurricane.com) is available on Amazon. I'm an avid public speaker, willing and able to discuss marketing and related business topics at your next event. I also write poetry and short stories.

Family man: husband for 18 years, father for 16, and serial furbaby adopter.
Eager to learn, eager to teach, eager to smile. "Sanity is boring."

Reviews

[Justin Lambert · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was a thrill to write and served as an effective form of self-therapy as well. While I realize I'm a horrible hypocrite for telling others to do things I haven't managed to get right yet, I fully appreciate the value of the information I'm sharing and I hope others derive some benefit out of it as well!

[Diana C. Kobylak · Rating 5 out of 5]

A timeless and motivational book which should be in everyone’s library. It can be read in one sitting or one small chapter at a time.

[Justin Lambert · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was a thrill to write and served as an effective form of self-therapy as well. While I realize I'm a horrible hypocrite for telling others to do things I haven't managed to get right yet, I fully appreciate the value of the information I'm sharing and I hope others derive some benefit out of it as well!