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Sterling W. Sill (1903–1994)

Author of The Majesty of Books

50+ Works 517 Members 3 Reviews

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Includes the name: Elder Sterling W. Sill

Works by Sterling W. Sill

The Majesty of Books (1974) 30 copies
The laws of success (1975) 28 copies
The Quest for Excellence (1967) 26 copies
The Law of the Harvest (1963) 25 copies
Leadership (1959) 22 copies
The glory of the sun (1961) 20 copies
The Miracle of Personality (1980) 20 copies
Leadership; Volume 2 (1960) 19 copies
Making the most of yourself (1971) 18 copies
The Power of Believing (1968) 18 copies
Christmas sermons (1973) 17 copies
That ye might have life (1974) 15 copies
WHAT DOTH IT PROFIT (1956) 15 copies
The way of success (1964) 14 copies
The Upward Reach (1980) 13 copies
LEADERSHIP - VOLUME 1 (1958) 12 copies
The Wealth of Wisdom (1977) 12 copies
Thy kingdom come (1975) 12 copies
The keys of the kingdom (1777) 11 copies
This nation under God (1976) 7 copies
This We Believe (1979) 5 copies
Leadership, Volume III (1978) 5 copies
The power of poetry (1984) 4 copies
Our World of Wonders (1986) 3 copies
Subtraction (1969) 1 copy

Associated Works

Understanding Death (1979) — Contributor — 26 copies
Messages of Inspiration (1957) — Contributor — 3 copies

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I was delighted to read this as a boy, and am enjoying reading it again. It is especially nice to have the various highlights, red pencil from the first time I read it, and yellow marker from subsequent reading, and vertical lines along the margin from the most recent readings. Wow, if I had applied these concepts from when I first read it....

A book that has 52 chapters makes me want to read a chapter a week. But when I do that, I don't finish in a year. Therefore, I read a couple chapters a day and enjoyed it a lot more than one chapter per week. They are short enough to be easily read at a brief sitting, yet there is plenty to ponder, and makes me want to do more research. This time was no exception; I was often reaching for a highlighter or red pen. Each chapter takes a word or a few words and considers what it has to do with leadership.

"Suppose that you went around the stage with an apologetic manner, completely lacking in self-confidence, and suppose you kept saying to yourself, "I can't do it." "I am afraid." "This is too big for me." "I wasn't cut out to be prosperous and industrious and successful." "Good things were never meant for me." What kind of impression would you make? What kind of person would you become? What kind of success would you get?" (p. 33)

1. The Laws Of Leadership
2. What Must I Do To Succeed
3. Almost
4. As If
5. Boy Wanted
6. Caesar's Ghost
7. Can Do
8. Can You Hear The Whistle?
9. Crossing The Rubicon
10. The Druthers
11. The Executive
12. My Father's Business
13. The Fire In Leadership
14. Get The Up – Be Illuminated
15. The Gift Of Translation
16. Have To
17. Here Am I – Send Me
18. Hold Up Your Hands
19. The Hour Of Decision
20. The Three I’s
21. The Idea Bank
22. I Got A Glory
23. The Jump School
24. Leadership Development
25. The M Factors Of Leadership Development
26. The Management Team
27-30. (Atmosphere, Communication, Delegation, Control)
31. Men In Step
32. Mind The Light
33. Miracle Of Personality
34. “Operation Andrew”
35. The P Formula For Success
36. Planning
37. Preparation
1 Planning
1.1. The Objective
1.2. Your Resources
1.3. The Resources of the Enemy
1.4. A Written Plan
2 Preparation
2.1. Physical Preparation (tidy orderly)
2.2. Mental Preparation
2.3. Emotional Preparation
3 Personal Work
4 Persistence
5 Presentation
6 Personality

38. The Prodigal Who Stayed Home
39. Producers Or Consumers
40. Punctuality
41. The Razor’s Edge
42. A Relition Of Action
43. The Second Great Commandment In Action
44. Seven Success Ideas
45. My Sins Are Mightier Than I
46. Something To Wear
47. Stimulants
48. Thou Shalt Not
49. Twice Born Men
50. Who Is My Enemy?
51. Worshiping The Net
52. Your Gift
(53) Summary
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bread2u | 1 other review | Jul 1, 2020 |
I have a lot of notes inside the front cover from when I first read this about 1968.
 
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bread2u | 1 other review | Jul 1, 2020 |
This booklet was issued in serial pamphlet sized format, I think, in the 1960's. Each issue consisted of about four of Elder Sill's radio messages broadcast every Sunday evening from Temple Square.
 
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fredheid | Nov 11, 2006 |

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