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Before time had a name, before the first law of physics was written into the fabric of what would become reality, before light knew what to do with itself or gravity understood its own authority, there was a Genius.

 

Not a force, not an abstraction, not the cold mathematics of an indifferent cosmos, but a living, knowing, deciding Intelligence whose thought was so complete, so vast, and so precise that it held within itself, simultaneously, the design of every atom that would ever exist, every star that would ever burn and die to seed a world, every ocean that would learn to carry life, every generation of every creature that would ever lift its face toward the sky and ask why.

 

And within all of that, fully known and fully intended, you: your particular way of seeing, your unrepeatable way of caring, the love that the world finds in no other life in quite the same form, all of it conceived not as an afterthought at the edge of a vast universe but as a specific and deliberate line in the greatest equation ever written, authored by the One who needed no beginning because He was the reason beginnings were possible at all.

 

The Integral behind every derivative, the Genius behind every discovery, the Author of the silence that was required before anything could be said — and what you hold in your hands now is a small, careful attempt to point back toward that astonishing fact, and to ask what it means for the way you live the hours no one sees, the choices you make when no one is watching, and the life you are, right now, in the process of writing...

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"All of my books are written the old fashioned way.

Decades of experience.

Followed by pen and paper..."

James P. Moore

Reviews

"Words that come into your life at just

 the right moment..."

From Isabel Hart:

"This book is not a manual; it is a series of carefully written vellums that ask you, again and again, what kind of day you are writing and whether your choices—seen and unseen—honor the Truth, Trust, Sacred, Love, and Wisdom that have been entrusted to you. If you read it one page at a time, with honesty, it will not flatter you. It will do something harder and more valuable: it will help you live your ordinary hours as if they matter eternally—which, I am increasingly convinced, they do.”

From  Rabbi Aaron Ben-David:

 

“As an old rabbi whose life has been spent between ancient texts and modern heartbreak, I‑US struck me as a sincere, careful attempt to remind ordinary people that their days are written on a much larger canvas than they realize. It asks a question I would gladly place beside our own: ‘What did you do today that made God smile?’—and then answers it not with doctrine, but with stories, small practices, and a framework of Truth, Trust, Sacred, Love, and Wisdom that honours both the physics of the universe and the fragility of the human heart.

I would commend this book to anyone—Jew, Christian, or neither—who is willing to read one vellum each morning and let it reshape the way they treat elders, money, time, and the unseen twelve hours in which our true character is formed. Read it not as prophecy, but as a wise companion, and it may help you live with more reverence, more courage, and a deeper awareness that every choice is part of an equation that began long before you and will continue long after.”

From  Mark Elliott:

 

“If you work with your hands and live by seasons more than by slogans, I‑US will surprise you. It doesn’t talk down to you and it doesn’t pretend life is easy; it simply keeps asking whether today’s choices—on your land, with your money, with your family and neighbours—would make the Genius behind all this grin just a little.

Read one vellum at a time, maybe after chores, and let it sit beside the questions you already ask: Did I show up? Did I tell the truth? Did I help someone carry their load? For folks like me—third‑generation farmers trying to leave the soil and the people better than we found them—this book is a quiet, good companion.”

From  Laura Chen:

“As a high school teacher who spends my days asking young people to consider the weight of their choices, I‑US feels like a book written for the adults in the room—the parents, educators, and elders who shape the atmosphere those choices are made in. It takes one question—‘What did you do today that made God smile?’—and turns it into a sustained, gentle curriculum on living with Truth, Trust, Sacred care, Love, and Wisdom in the hours nobody grades or posts online. For anyone in education or any field that quietly shapes lives, this book is both a mirror and a companion worth keeping close.”

From Daniel Mercer:

“I read I‑US at a stage of life when the usual metrics—title, income, transactions closed—had already proven themselves insufficient. This is not another leadership book; it is a quiet but uncompromising mirror. It begins before the first atom and ends at your next decision, insisting that Truth, Trust, Sacred, Love, and Wisdom are not abstractions but operating constants for a life and career lived at full strength.

 

If you spend your days inside balance sheets, negotiations, or boardrooms, read these vellums one morning at a time. Let the question ‘What did you do today that made God smile?’ sit beside your KPIs. You will not find formulas here, but you will find something rarer in executive culture: a rigorous, tender recalibration of what it actually means to succeed.”

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