The 7 Keys to Success: Awakening to Your Life Purpose

Will Edwards

Jun 2017 · White Dove Books

About this ebook

Best Seller: Over 2 Million People Have Now Enjoyed This Life-Changing Book.

Once you acquire these seven important keys, you will not only go on to be astonishingly successful in life, you will also know that inner peace that comes from living a life that truly matters; one that actually makes a difference.

 • Inspirational Stories

 • Instant Motivation

 • Find Your Life Purpose

 • Reach Your Goals

 • Change Your Life

The late Stephen Covey once said that all of the habits outlined in his famous bestseller (The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People) were to be found in every major world religion. Exactly the same is true of the seven success principles contained in this book.

Who Should Read This Book?

This book is for two distinct audiences; it was written for women and men who are ready to go on to achieve success in life and also for those who might think that life may have dealt them a bad hand, so to speak. Sometimes, we are all in need of a little motivational boost; this book not only provides that, but will also point you in the right direction for achieving whatever it is that you want out of life.

 • A Shot of Motivation

 • Understand Your Uniqueness

 • What You Must Do to Succeed

 • Unerring Success Principles

 • Wake-up to Your Life Purpose

A truly motivational, self help book that will challenge you to rethink your life and what is really important to you. Start believing in yourself, develop your confidence and go on to achieve your dreams.

This book should appeal to fans of Stephen Covey, Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Jim Rohn, Wayne Dyer, Brian Tracy, Robin Sharma, Eric Thomas, Les Brown, and Nick Vujicic.

Background for The Book

The idea for The 7 Keys to Success arose when a working associate sent me a short, inspirational video that listed seven success principles. That particular video is no longer available. But at the time, I enjoyed it very much and as a consequence, felt inspired to begin writing this book, filling it with anecdotes and personal stories to illustrate the seven important principles.

It was the early days of the web, before the Kindle and various other electronic readers had arrived on the scene. There were comparatively few opportunities for digital distribution back then. So I decided to publish the book and distribute it via my own website. Early versions are still floating around the web, but the most recent revision is up for grabs at leading online bookstores where it is one of the most popular free books available today.

It wasn’t very long after its initial publication that people began writing to say the book had helped them to find courage, make necessary changes to their lives or perhaps, even begin their lifework. Then, as now, it is always a huge thrill to hear from people who have read the book, and with whom the message resonates.

Ratings and reviews

Ya this book is quite informative as much I have come across. See, There's a moto behind every work which we pursue in every step of our life so it matters how a person acclaims and does his/her duty and shows dedication towards that work will definitely lead to the success and would own a padlge of a valuable diary in his life.

Telling other people's stories and repeating the same 7 keys that everyone knows is not helpful or motivational. Something with more material on how to actually do it would do it. Useless.

Principles and examples are interesting enough to grasp the formulae but it doesn't inspire enough or it doesn't set you in motion. It basically derives literary sources drafted into columns.

About the author

Will Edwards is a writer of inspirational non-fiction, but he also writes business books and dabbles in a number of other genres including allegory. Born and raised in the north of Liverpool, he attended the ‘tough old school’ he wrote about in his first novel Fergus and Me. With some of the teachers bordering on psycho, he describes his outstanding achievement of the early part of his life as, simply, surviving it.

He eventually completed the formal part of his education, graduating from the University of Birmingham and travelled the world with the British company Apricot International. He became Technical Manager of the company and a lifelong member of the British Computer Society before finally discovering his life purpose: to inspire and encourage other people to live more meaningful lives, find their true calling and 'go for' their dreams.

His passion for personal development led to the launch of his hugely successful website and publishing imprint, White Dove Books. These days, he lives in a converted old barn nestled into the beautiful Exe Valley in the English county of Devon where he does most of his thinking, walking and writing. In his spare time, he likes to write songs and he can often be seen singing and playing guitar or piano at local musical events.