7 Words That Can Change the World, The Simple Truth and The Death of Sacred Cows

This is an amazing book that takes us from our universe of many down to three principles and those seven simple words in a few so well-articulated pages. The message that Joe Simonetta so powerfully conveys is more than extremely timely in a period of unrestrained chaos. I have already brought it to the attention of my academic and professional colleagues as an absolutely must read. Astonishing!

Jonathan Swift said, “Nothing is great or small, except by comparison.” He was wrong. This little treasure is incomparable! Of course, Swift was surely alluding to physical size with this statement. By whatever measure, it is a great book. Like a child enjoying a treasured experience and not wanting it to end, I find myself reluctant to finish the first reading. When I do however, I will immediately start it over, my goal being the memorization of its many challenging and inspiring life and responsibility insights.

I sent my 93-year-old Dad a copy of your book. Dad read your book three times in three days, comparing it to Tom Paine’s Age of Reason which he has read many times. He said he agreed with everything you said which is a great compliment!! Dad is a very bright well-read man. So, you are in the company of Tom Paine and your book is being passed on for others to become educated.

7 Words That Can Change the World is a revolutionary book, a sense-making body of thought for the next reality at a time when we desperately need new insights and understandings to wrench us from the world that is so dangerously at the brink. It takes us from the furthest out, which is beyond the beyond in the cosmos, to the furthest in, which is where we can see obvious mandates for playing the game of life. It’s so heretical that I hope the author doesn’t get in trouble with the Church — all the systems of worship, in fact. He could put them all out of business. This simple little book may be the most profound read since the holy books of yore.

7 Words That Can Change the World is the most thought-provoking book I have ever read.

Simonetta has been able to see through all the garbage of the centuries like a laser beam and then state the obvious – TRUTH – in such simple, straightforward words.

A thousand-page book in a hundred pages.

Read it cover to cover effortlessly. It’s clear to me the time for this message is now. There’s a whole lot more in that “little” book than three simple rules. Joe Simonetta has written a masterpiece.”

I’ve been trying to understand this all my life; you have really figured it out.”

You have helped me to see the purpose of life for which I had been looking for many many years.

It is very daring. I think Joe is right on target for the third millennium.

An exquisite read. A gem.

Simonetta is a skilled writer who makes every word in this slim volume count, a master at crafting basic truths simply and elegantly.

I completed my second reading yesterday and am greatly impressed by both your selection of matters on which to focus and the way you distilled their essence into so few and easily-understood pages. It should be an Oprah book. It’s a winner.

I envy Simonetta’s ability to express himself over so profound a matter in such a brief and clear manner.

the simplest, most concise, most perfect definition of Democracy I ever heard or read. I’m taken with your ability to take complex issues and make the message and solutions so simple and elegant.

Those three rules, seven words, are a simple-to-remember mantra that will work. Everyone can do it. Everyone needs to hear it. When these rules become the main priority, the rest will follow. Believing this gives me renewed enthusiasm towards being alive. You have given me back my life. Sounds awfully dramatic. It is. It’s more.

marvelous, succinct, right on target, the right message at the right time.

For years, I have wanted to write a book and have written some paragraphs, but if I had your wisdom and knowledge I would have written it by now and it would have mirrored “Seven Words That Can Change The World” to the letter. I congratulate you on an excellent work that is more divinely inspired than anything I’ve ever read or heard of. I want to buy copies of your books to lend to friends and would love to be a part of the worldwide reformation that “7 Words” is bound to trigger. You are truly astounding the world with the simple truth

This short and brilliant book…is a wake-up call that will resonate with many readers…and encourage us to mobilize our resources to help bring about the change we know is necessary if we are to shift to a truly sustainable and participatory world system…

I read your book “7 Words that can change the World”, and all I can think of is how to impact the world by helping you spread this wonderful common-sense knowledge and the world becoming a better place. Your book was the most rewarding reading of all my life.

I would just like to tell you that when I was a young bride I armed myself with a little book called “The Common Sense Cook Book”. I feel that you have written “The Common Sense Bible.

It’s a brilliant book, Joe, so easy to read and everything in it is just plain common sense in the light of knowledge we have available to us at present.

Last night as the thunder boomed and the lightning crackled, I read your book. Perhaps the weather was a fitting reflection of your words, for just as a cold front often moves in with great tumult and roar – washing away the stale, stagnant air with refreshing clarity – so does great change. Our poor, tired world is at a precipice of great change and your book gives us an inspiring blueprint to live by.