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In Search of Truth: Five Stress-Free Steps to Discover Who You Are, Where You're Going, and How to Get There
Truth drives progress.
The secret to solving problems in life is having an accurate perception of reality. When you know the truth, you can see the difference between what you think and what is actually happening around you.
The world is governed by Natural Laws, like gravity, which exist whether we think they are real or not! The secret to success and happiness is learning to understand how these laws apply to everyday life. In Search of Truth is about recognizing patterns, simplifying problems, and changing the way we learn.
Truth yields results.
In Search of Truth is based on research from the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) started at U.S. New’s Most Innovative University, Arizona State. Dr. Jacob Kashiwagi has spent the last 20 years co-developing a model that teaches large organizations how to ensure that they are accurately measuring and improving performance. This model has been proven through over 2,000 business management projects totaling over $6 billion with a 98% customer satisfaction.
Dr. Kashiwagi co-founded the Leadership Society of Arizona to create an education model for professionals, college students, and teenagers. This program has helped over 2,000 individuals overcome career stagnation, academic deficiencies, substance abuse, family trauma, marital issues, depression, and more.
Truth is hiding in plain sight
The secret to solving problems in life is having an accurate perception of reality. When you know the truth, you can see the difference between what you think and what is actually happening around you.
The world is governed by Natural Laws, like gravity, which exist whether we think they are real or not! The secret to success and happiness is learning to understand how these laws apply to everyday life. In Search of Truth is about recognizing patterns, simplifying problems, and changing the way we learn.
Truth yields results.
In Search of Truth is based on research from the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) started at U.S. New’s Most Innovative University, Arizona State. Dr. Jacob Kashiwagi has spent the last 20 years co-developing a model that teaches large organizations how to ensure that they are accurately measuring and improving performance. This model has been proven through over 2,000 business management projects totaling over $6 billion with a 98% customer satisfaction.
Dr. Kashiwagi co-founded the Leadership Society of Arizona to create an education model for professionals, college students, and teenagers. This program has helped over 2,000 individuals overcome career stagnation, academic deficiencies, substance abuse, family trauma, marital issues, depression, and more.
Truth is hiding in plain sight
109 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 12, 2018
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About the author
Jacob Kashiwagi
3 books1 followerDr. Jacob Kashiwagi is a thought leader in leadership development, procurement, project management, and supply chain management. He worked alongside his father, Dr. Dean Kashiwagi, to co-develop the Best Value Approach through a global research effort. Their groundbreaking model is the most licensed technology out of Arizona State University in the past 20 years (54) and has been tested on over 2,000 projects valued over $2 billion, with a 98% success rating (on time, within budget, and client highly satisfied), and savings of 10-30% on all project costs.
The global success of the Best Value Approach inspired Dr. Jacob to author the No-Influence Leadership Model. Today, this model is the philosophical foundation of the Leadership Society of Arizona (LSA), a non-profit educational research and program development organization that specializes in leadership and social-emotional learning.
Today, Dr. Jacob continues to champion programs to advance the field of leadership development. He is the Managing Director at Kashiwagi Solution Model Inc., a Best Value Consultant at Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG), and the Chairman of the Board at Leadership Society of Arizona.
The global success of the Best Value Approach inspired Dr. Jacob to author the No-Influence Leadership Model. Today, this model is the philosophical foundation of the Leadership Society of Arizona (LSA), a non-profit educational research and program development organization that specializes in leadership and social-emotional learning.
Today, Dr. Jacob continues to champion programs to advance the field of leadership development. He is the Managing Director at Kashiwagi Solution Model Inc., a Best Value Consultant at Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG), and the Chairman of the Board at Leadership Society of Arizona.
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March 30, 2019
This book will challenge your thinking – about thinking!
The main premise of In Search of Truth is that truth is right in front of us. We simply need to open our eyes (and minds) to see it. Those who stop long enough to observe and look for it will find it.
The author provides five keys to help readers open their eyes (and minds) and unlock the truth. A good explanation is provided for each of these five elements, which he notes can be used individually or collectively.
Professor Kashiwagi writes that “it is not difficult to find the truth, it is all around us. No one can hide or stop you from finding it because it is everywhere. All it takes is someone to look at life the right way to see it.”
This book will challenge your thinking – about your thinking! It will prompt you to question and reflect upon what you think and why you think it, and how you can be sure what you think is accurate.
If you follow the methodology and practices in this book, particularly with family members and those you frequently interact with, life will become simpler and less stressful. At least that has been my experience.
The main premise of In Search of Truth is that truth is right in front of us. We simply need to open our eyes (and minds) to see it. Those who stop long enough to observe and look for it will find it.
The author provides five keys to help readers open their eyes (and minds) and unlock the truth. A good explanation is provided for each of these five elements, which he notes can be used individually or collectively.
Professor Kashiwagi writes that “it is not difficult to find the truth, it is all around us. No one can hide or stop you from finding it because it is everywhere. All it takes is someone to look at life the right way to see it.”
This book will challenge your thinking – about your thinking! It will prompt you to question and reflect upon what you think and why you think it, and how you can be sure what you think is accurate.
If you follow the methodology and practices in this book, particularly with family members and those you frequently interact with, life will become simpler and less stressful. At least that has been my experience.
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