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Discovering your Human Algorithm

How to Live with Meaning and Purpose

Zachary S. Brooks, PhD

Copyright

Discovering Your Human Algorithm | How to Live with Meaning and Purpose

By Zachary S. Brooks, PhD

First edition copyright 2020 Zachary S. Brooks

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior writ- ten permission of the publisher.

ISBN: 9798645163136

Printed in the United States of America

Forewards

Brilliant read! It would have been handy to use in my own degree module on coaching practices. I did a lot on bandura and coaching models. This would be useful for learning and progression practice, especially in sports such as taking steps I progression and purpose of a goal challenge to improve cement of life itself. Top work my friend!

Stephen Jarvis

Winner of 22 medals (20) gold

5 world records at the World Transplant Games

Facebook: fb.com/stephen.jarvis.395

Dr. Brooks strives for excellence in everything he does, which includes his Dr. Z Podcasts and his impressive professional endeavors. In Discovering Your Human Algorithm: How to Live with Meaning and Purpose you will learn not only how to live your life to the fullest, but also how to reach for your own personal human excellence.

Julia Seraphine

Entrepreneur and Social Media Expert

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"Dr Brooks has achieved an unusually high degree of success in communicating well-researched and potentially complex concepts - in a conversational, enjoyable, inspirational and provocative manner. Wherever you are in your journey of self-discovery, understanding where passion is embraced, and success is achieved - you will find this book a worthy and valuable companion."

Mitch Pisik

Business Consultant and Executive Coach

Daily tweets on leadership: twitter.com/mitchpisik and linkedin.com/in/mitchpisik

Not everyone has their life figured out. We are continually searching to figure out what works best. In this book, you will find a road map based on an understanding of key values that contribute to our existential presence. This book breaks down the facets of life to a theorem that we can understand. If 1+1=2 and A+B=C, then the 6's As (Athletics, Adventure, Academics, Art, Advocacy, and The Human Algorithm) are logical parts to helping us create a full life. Through them, we can discover the essence of consciousness, humanness, and the notion of being that we are constantly seeking. This book, like Zach, is approachable. Zach inspires and motivates you to achieve your fullest potential.

Mrs. Peta Leitermann-Long, MA, ABD

LinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/petalong | Twitter: @petalon g

I have known Zachary for many years, and it makes sense that he would be writing this book. Across the many roles he fulfills, Zach epitomizes living with meaning and purpose. Dr. Brooks has lived more lives than many of us ever will. The publication of his first book is a logical progression for him in this regard.

In my opinion as a clinical psychologist, Dr. Brooks is a human that has spent considerable time in self-reflection and personal growth which has cultivated a high level of contentment, achievement, social-connectedness, and personal meaning. Discovering Your Human Algorithm is an examination of the features--that every human possesses--that helped Dr. Brooks personal journey. If you interested in pursuing the 6As, my impression is this book will be very helpful and interesting to you.

Ezra E Smith, PhD

Clinical Psychologist and Neuroscientist

Preface

The birth of this book didnt happen overnight. It gestated for many years and finally took shape during my PhD studies with the help of a friend: Kate. Id like to help others discover their own Human Algorithm through action. In particular, engaging in Athletics, Adventure, Academics, Art, and Advocacy in order to Discover Your Human Algorithm.

What this book is about?

The book is about discovering your best self and putting into action to improve life on earth for the 21st century.

Who are the target readers of this book?

The target readers are people who want to improve life on earth in the 21st century. Readers may be in self-discovery, creativity, and applied spirituality. The target readers age range is 20-70 who look forward to improving their inner and outer worlds.

Book Structure

After the introduction, there are six (6) chapters that help you Discover Your Human Algorithm. The chapters include Athletics, Adventure, Academics, Art, Advocacy, and The Human Algorithm. The final section includes some additional notes and links to exercises that you can follow to Discovering Your Human Algorithm and to live with meaning and purpose.

Acknowledgements

Reading acknowledgements has always been a curiosity of mine. Each document, book, or publication produces very nice words about very nice people. I always wondered about the connections between the acknowledger and acknowledgees.

How exactly was a father or mother inspirational? How exactly was the spouse supportive? How much of the work can be attributed to ones brilliance or stamina versus how much of the work can be attributable to those around the acknowledger?

The fact is that we inspire those around us daily and they inspire us. My speculations are wild. My acknowledgements are sincere.

I would like to acknowledge a few of the most important people in my life: my mother Nancy, my father Stephen, and my Beautiful Muse, Elena.

Dedication

I dedicate this book to wisdom. I dedicate this book to the use of wisdom to improve lives.

6A summary

1. Athletics

To be human is to move.

2. Adventure

To be human is to explore.

3. Academics

To be human is to learn.

4. Art

To be human is to create.

5. Advocacy

To be human is to help others.

6. The Human Algorithm

To be human is to improve the world.

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