You may or may not know who Dan Clark is. You might not ever meet him or hear him speak. You don't have to. Dan Clark is the author of The Art of Significance. I wish the book were as simple to describe as an easy 12 step program for, as it says on the cover, "achieving the level beyond success", with the clear path to more than wealth and fame detailed inside, but the truth of the matter is that this book is not for someone looking for an easy fix or an instant miracle.

The Art of Significance is the strategy guide to winning not just individual personal battles or longer-term wars, but your entire life. Anyone could have written this strategy guide, but it is exceptionally nice to read it from someone who actually lives and follows the strategies provided.

Here's the promotional video for the book:

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY REVIEW:
"Is Clark's latest a self-help book, a leadership book, or perhaps an all-round feel-good tome? In fact with all of the author's (Puppies for Sale) personal accounts, family stories, insights, and even a poem, Chicken Soup for the Soul might be the first thing to come to mind. The book is meant to be transformational, designed for readers "who want to achieve game-changing results." Clark hopes readers will progress from wanting to be Successful to wanting to be Significant. For Clark, success is “getting what you want and finding happiness on a superficial level," while significance is "a higher state of happiness and fulfillment beyond the merely successful," where you understand that “being is more important than having."