I can tell you that this book has insight to life withoutreligion as its base for the person that needs a little guidence hereand there. What a fantastic book!! Children can read this as well as Harvard professors. THANKS!!

I think this book is one of the best motivational books I have ever read. Anytime I am feeling down or stressed I can look at this book for a few minutes and I feel like I can go out and conquer the world. I am often wondering what is the true meaning of life and this book helps answer that question. I highly recomend this book for anyone who enjoys uplifting life quotes or self-help books.

This book should become a part of everyone's library because of its practical wisdom and inspiration concerning the nature of life. One can consider it a book on the philosophy of life that is applicable to all you human beings regardless of race, gender, religious preference, geographic location, socio-economic status, profession, level of education, or age. If a person can read, he or she should start with this book. It is better than just about every self-help book on the market or any college course that introduces the discipline of philosophy or the science of business.

More specifically, Alfred Montapert discusses 47 fundamental laws of life that every human being should master in order to maximize his or her full potential. Some of the laws that are discussed are the following: attitude, habit, motivation, success, creativity, self-decipline, prayer and meditation, freedom, responsibility, love, and heredity and environment. I have had this book in my possession for twelve years and have read it many times from beginning to end; I always come away with a different understanding about my life every time I read this book because there is so much insight into one's every day experiences. This is a book that you will never get tired of reading because its principles correspond with reality. If you apply these principles that Montapert explains, it is a guarantee that you will be successful at whatever you attempt to accomplish. Montapert is a very wise person, and he has put his understanding of life in this book as a gift to all who are willing to read it.