Humanistry - Smith-Ford, A. K.
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This book is the coda of a six-year journey by the author who is now introducing the construct of Human renewal. This book is the final piece of a puzzle recombined. Humanistry is the last of an unexpected three book journey by author played out in the setting of the public. It describes the granular thought process the author took introspectively on how he saw the world in front of him. Within that journey he realized that he was increasingly observing the world in front of him incorrectly. He was lost aka ''visionary irrelevance''. He derived the term ''lens dissension'' as his prognosis.…mehr

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This book is the coda of a six-year journey by the author who is now introducing the construct of Human renewal. This book is the final piece of a puzzle recombined. Humanistry is the last of an unexpected three book journey by author played out in the setting of the public. It describes the granular thought process the author took introspectively on how he saw the world in front of him. Within that journey he realized that he was increasingly observing the world in front of him incorrectly. He was lost aka ''visionary irrelevance''. He derived the term ''lens dissension'' as his prognosis. This book is essentially is impactful journey in real time to come out the other side ready for a dynamic future. The book will allow those to self-diagnose themselves by asking very introspective internal questions. The key diagnostic is ''the ability to ask yourself what may be considered tough questions. The author uses the question as a blunt instrument to tear down walls inside of his mind. This process also was applied to his business design as this journey started out on a business redesign. Here is an example of the question used as a diagnostic: If you were starting your life or business over today what direction would you take? He uses these questions as a central part of his lifestyle. The author calls the book a lifestyle design because if you alter how, you see the world in front of you then you alter and impact your future.