The ABCs of Life Management

The book “The ABCs of Life Management” by Ahmad Roosta offers a novel and purposeful approach to managing personal life. It teaches readers how to use time as a valuable and unique resource to prevent or minimize stress, grievances, fatigue, and other negative experiences that may occur during life. The author emphasizes that life management is not only about lifespan but also concerns the quality, effects, and flourishing of life. The book presents three fundamental principles of life management: 1. Nothing is constant: life symbolizes continuous change, and managing transformation skills is essential to facing these constant changes. 2. No one is perfect: humans always seek perfection but never reach absolute perfection. This principle highlights the necessity of continuous growth and progress, emphasizing the need for ongoing improvement and excellence management. 3. Everything is relative and dependent on other factors: success and failure are relative and influenced by multiple factors, underscoring the importance of understanding and using systems theory and systemic management. The book believes that understanding and managing these three principles can lead to better life management and ultimately achieve dignity, success, and satisfaction. “The ABCs of Life Management” draws on various sciences and techniques, including behavioral management, psychology, sociology, communications, and economics, helping readers experience a more meaningful and successful life through precise planning, smarter decision-making, and better utilization of time and resources. This book is a valuable resource for those seeking personal growth and development and aiming to make the best use of their time in life.