This book is about creating your life just as the artist creates a painting, a composer writes a symphony, or the poet writes a poem. Robert Fritz further develops his special insights that he introduced in his best selling book The Path of Least Resistance. In Your Life As Art, Fritz shows the relationship among the mechanics, the orientation, and the depth of the human spirit within the creative process, and how your life itself can be made like a work of art. Your Life As Art breaks new ground, shakes up the status quo, and, at once, is common sense and revolutionary insight that can change the way you understand the dynamics of your life-building process.

Your Life As Art

Self-Help

FRITZ, ROBERT

Creativity

Newfane Press

Whether you wish to create a work of art, a novel, a thriving business, nourishing relationships, or a deeply satisfying life, Robert Fritz, composer, artist, writer, and entrepreneur, reveals the guiding principles that can empower you to reach your goals.

Creating

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Elements: The Writings of Robert Fritz (Newfane Press) is about to be published. This book contains over 50 of Robert s newsletter articles, writings from other publications, and even a short Christmas story. Here is Robert s preface: The book is designed to be dipped into randomly. Just fan the pages, and stop wherever your fancy takes you. There is no particular logic to the order of topics. They are not arranged chronologically, or by subject. The order is almost as random as we hope the reader will be in picking and choosing which one will be read next. There are more than essays in this collection. The topics range from events, films and books, practical advice, lofty thoughts, human relationships, and life in its many manifestations. All of the essays concern the creative process in one form or another. When I write these types of essays, I have two things in mind, call them goals. One is that I would like the reader to be uplifted by the experience. Now, I am not talking about inspiration, per se, but rather that he or she will find something that enables the soul to find greater expression, the human spirit to reveal itself more definitely, and the mind to confront new and, hopefully, interesting ideas. The other goal is to say something worth saying, something that has not been said before, something that is worth taking the time to consider. There is a common thread throughout the book, and that is that we are in a life-building process, sometimes directly, but more often, indirectly. I like that these essays are short. They can be read in minutes. To me, they are like little musical etudes, little studies on a theme. They are meant to stand alone, each its own composition, each its own little universe. I must tell you that I like dipping in to this collection myself. Often I am surprised by what I have written, because I forgot I had written it. Often I am enriched by an idea, or a turn of phrase. I often feel more focused and in a better position to create my life than I was just before I happened on one of these essays. I hope you have a similar experience. This collection of essays, most of which originally first appeared in newsletter form, can be thought of as if they were little charms, meant to capture the light in just the right instant of brightness, reflecting a thought or two that may give the reader a moment of delight, pleasure, or hopefulness.

Elements: The Writings of Robert Fritz

Robert, Fritz

How to design your organization for success . . Science tells us that energy travels where it is easiest to go. Drawing on this concept, Robert Fritz adds a missing piece to management literature: the structural causes of success and failure, and explains how to redesign the organization or team for success. The Path of Least Resistance for Managers teaches readers to take structural laws into account when they restructure their own organizations so the changes they attempt to make do succeed, and they can achieve their highest goals. 
 Fritz examines four crucial elements that contribute to an organization's success: 
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<li>How to move the organization from wasteful oscillating patterns to successful advancement;</li>
<li> How a management strategy can best support the business strategy; </li>
<li>How to compose the organization so that all the parts support each other;</li>
<li> How people can align to the spiritual purpose of the organization.</li>
</ul> This revolutionary guide prescribes a direct approach that managers can use immediately to develop the paths of least resistance that will lead to success for their organizations.

The Path of Least Resistance for Managers

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

This groundbreaking book explores how identity issues thwart the ability to create the life you want. This book demonstrates how the modern trend to promote self- esteem training, positive thinking, and the tenets of the self-help movement encourages self-obsession, which backfires and makes it harder for people to create success. Authors Andersen and Fritz make the ultimate case that what you think about yourself doesn t matter, nor does it determine your prospects of accomplishment. In fact, the more you focus on yourself, the less you are able to learn, grow, develop needed skills, and create what matters most to you. This book will ruffle many feathers in the self-help world by revealing how some of the most common concepts are simply not true and even harmful. On the other side of these concepts is freedom from illusions, dogma, and belief. The ideas in Identity will give you the opportunity to truly become the dominant force and author of your life building process.

Identity

Dr. Wayne Scott Andersen