“Understand, Improve – Self and Society” by Sydney Herrera is now available for purchase 

Citi of Books is delighted to announce the publication of the book “Understand, Improve – Self and Society” by Sydney Herrera. This insightful story is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retail sites. 

Sydney Herrera, the author of this book, recalls a near-death experience he had at the age of thirteen or fourteen, in which he collapsed into a brush by the side of a lake while writing this book. He felt warmth and comfort, but also a deep sense of love. Despite the pain, he never felt alone or lost. 

Sydney sought company in churches but was disenchanted by their hypocrisy and pretentiousness. He felt at ease at home, which allowed him to get closer to God and be a better servant. He sensed the presence of His emissaries, who interacted with him, indicating that there are those who await these messages and that they will be accepted. The author believes that his rich and simple life has provided him with a diverse range of experiences that can be related to practically anybody, and he feels compelled to offer these lessons and insights. 

Ever wonder what drives people to do the things they do? 

“Understand, Improve – Self and Society” by Sydney Herrera is a riveting book that dives into the dynamics between personal development and the broader impact on societal improvement. The author argues that by understanding ourselves, we can better understand others, leading to a more harmonious and equitable society. 

The book emphasizes that self-awareness and self-improvement are the foundational elements for fostering a better community and society. The real long- term benefit of this book will be realized if you take the time to perform some of the exercises intended to improve your self-control.  

Sydney Herrera delves into practical strategies for personal growth, including emotional intelligence, mindfulness, and goal setting, while also examining how these practices contribute to collective progress. He aims for the readers to emphasize the “valuation of values,” which reinforces the values that they should seek to engender and project themselves, but also so they learn to treasure those who embody values that they admire. 

Through vision, self-control, and spiritual awareness, we can develop our diligence, patience, and ability to place aside preconceptions to allow ourselves to grow in knowledge