20 Principles - Guideposts for a More Workable World

Gary Hewitt

ISBN 10: 106990421X / ISBN 13: 9781069904218

Published by Visualtribe, 2025

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Much of what damages societies is neither mysterious nor accidental. It is the predictable result of pressure without reflection, speed without judgment, and systems allowed to drift while no one takes responsibility. Small compromises compound. Incentives quietly rot. Over time, institutions begin to reward conformity, cruelty, and short-term gain while punishing honesty, restraint, and thought.20 Principles is not a feel-good manifesto or a theoretical exercise. It is a blunt corrective. It lays out clear rules designed to reduce harm, restore judgment, and expose the habits and structures that quietly sabotage people, organizations, governments, and businesses under modern conditions. These principles are meant to be tested in reality, not admired from a distance.This book is written for those who are tired of systems that perform competence while producing dysfunction, and of bureaucracies that mistake process for progress. It argues for forms of order that strengthen human judgment instead of replacing it, and for progress that survives contact with reality rather than collapsing into noise, compliance, and moral theater.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: 20 Principles - Guideposts for a More Workable World
• Publisher: Visualtribe
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 106990421X
• ISBN 13: 9781069904218
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 178W x 127H x 4D millimeters 178 millimeters width by 127 millimeters height by 4 millimeters depth
• Weight: 70 grams

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Much of what damages societies is neither mysterious nor accidental. It is the predictable result of pressure without reflection, speed without judgment, and systems allowed to drift while no one takes responsibility. Small compromises compound. Incentives quietly rot. Over time, institutions begin to reward conformity, cruelty, and short-term gain while punishing honesty, restraint, and thought.

20 Principles is not a feel-good manifesto or a theoretical exercise. It is a blunt corrective. It lays out clear rules designed to reduce harm, restore judgment, and expose the habits and structures that quietly sabotage people, organizations, governments, and businesses under modern conditions. These principles are meant to be tested in reality, not admired from a distance.

This book is written for those who are tired of systems that perform competence while producing dysfunction, and of bureaucracies that mistake process for progress. It argues for forms of order that strengthen human judgment instead of replacing it, and for progress that survives contact with reality rather than collapsing into noise, compliance, and moral theater.