Wisdom: A Very Valuable Virtue That Cannot Be Bought

Can Wisdom Actually be Conveyed in a Book?

Can Wisdom Even be Developed and Improved?

Can Philosophy and Psychology Lead to Personal Growth?

Can I be More Successful and Fulfilled by Loving Wisdom?

Philos Sophia is ancient Greek for the love of wisdom and is the precursor of modern philosophy and psychology. As a "lover of wisdom," Jason Merchey brings a refreshing array of insightful and interesting quotations - and personal reflections - to this deep and wide investigation into the nature of wisdom.

Jason founded "ValuesoftheWisecom" in 2003 as an exploration of the values, ethics, and character of wise individuals. As a successful investor, a specialist in philosophical inquiry, and a psychology aficionado, he shares insight and complexities about this complex virtue, wisdom. Within, Jason shares personal stories and reflections that mark his own challenging search for greater wisdom, fulfillment, and goodness.

No one can thoroughly and utterly manifest wisdom, but clearly, a person who has a better understanding of and appreciation for the fascinating phenomenon will perceive their world as less complex, more fulfilling, and easier to navigate. Furthermore, in momentous political and social times such as we are living, there is no better tool for individuals, communities, and society to make progress than wisdom.

Blending philosophy and neuroscience, psychology, and personal growth, this substantial read brings great thinking to life. The research findings, unique perspectives, and quotes within have the potential to assist an earnest reader in making wisdom their greatest strength. Anyone aiming to build a life of value - of purpose and happiness - should consider knowledge their blueprint for success.

Author: Jason A. Merchey
Publisher: Values of the Wise, LLC
Published: 03/01/2022
Pages: 400
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.11lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.89d
ISBN: 9780578316796

About the Author
Merchey, Jason A.: - Jason founded Values of the Wise(TM) in 2004. He finds ancient and contemporary quotations and proverbs about values, ethics, and personal growth to be amazingly interesting. With the help of those quotes, he has written five hundred blogs and recorded podcasts with two hundred philosophers, economists, psychologists, spiritual thinkers, and authors. Jason's three prior books were entitled Living a Life of Value, Building a Life of Value, and Values and Ethics: From Livingroom to Board Room. Jason is proud of the praise, endorsements, and reviews these beautiful books garnered. He also put out three compilations of quotations on values with titles such as Humanity's Highest Aspirations (2003). Jason is fond of giving his books away for free now.