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Name: What Matters Most
Author: Hyrum W. Smith

What Matters Most explains why many people feel something is missing when their actions conflict with personal values. Drawing on real examples and the author’s experience, the book offers a simple, three‑step formula: identify your core values, create a plan to live them, and act on that plan. By following this strategy, readers can prioritize what truly matters, attain personal fulfillment, and become the person they aspire to be.

First publish date: 2000

Genre: Psychology/General Psychology

Authors: Hyrum W. Smith

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