Self-Control, Its Kingship and Majesty

Name: Self-Control, Its Kingship and Majesty
Author: William George Jordan

By William George Jordan

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About This Book

This collection of essays argues that personal mastery arises from disciplined self-control and simplicity, presenting practical moral guidance on habits of speech, duty, charity, worry, reserve, calm, haste, influence, self-reliance, and the constructive use of failure. Each chapter pairs philosophical reflection with concrete counsel aimed at turning inner potential into outward character, emphasizing responsibility, moderation, and habit formation. The tone promotes inward cultivation, quiet strength, and clear priorities as routes to effective living and lasting contentment.

About the Author

William George Jordan

William George Jordan was an American author and essayist known for his writings on self-improvement and personal development. He gained recognition for his insightful exploration of themes such as self-control, calmness, and the power of truth. His notable works include "Self-Control, Its Kingship and Majesty," which emphasizes the importance of mastering one's emotions, and "The Majesty of Calmness," where he addresses individual challenges and the potential for personal growth. Through his essays, Jordan contributed to the discourse on individual empowerment and the pursuit of a balanced life.