Bücher von Emory Sanders

Life is the most precious gift given to us. It is therefore important to ensure that we live our life to the fullest in a manner that we enjoy and achieve our life objectives.Life success is represented by absolute, relative, and personal criteria. The elements of success include focus, goals, and achievements, followed by acceptance and recognition.The various levels of success that can be reached are identified. The roles of money and power in assessing the value of one's success are discussed.Cases of successful and unsuccessful lives are presented and analyzed.Thoughts for leading a successful life are presented and discussed.A special section to review and discuss the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on a successful life is presented.

Understanding human behavior is generally a difficult task because of the complexity of the individual (or the group of individuals) that is subjected to intertwined factors, forces, values, and other motivational resources that are influencing behavior. A qualitative model of the individual was developed to account for the factors and forces exerted on the individual and the individual's goals. Personal behavior was further modeled by a vector with a magnitude and a direction. The magnitude depends on factors and forces that may be unleveraged or leveraged. The direction of the behavior vector represents the goals of the individual. The behavior model was extended to a group of individuals by considering a group vector. The role of past experience and resources supporting and influencing the indivual and the group were identified and discussed. Decision processes for the individual and the group were developed since it is through decisions that behavior is developed and adopted. The model also includes immutable factors to guide the individual toward a task-oriented or relationship-oriented human behavior. An error process was also developed to identify and correct errors so that the decisions taken are accurate, complete, and uptodate. Several illustrative applications of the human behavior model are presented and discussed. These applications relate to the individual and the group with specific goals and in particular situations.