the Fine Art of doing better

The book is in worn condition, with the dust jacket showing signs of age, including edge wear and minor tears. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean. Despite the wear, it is a solid copy for readers and collectors interested in self-help and motivational literature from the 1970s.

"The Fine Art of Doing Better," edited by D. John Hammond, is published by the American Motivational Association in Los Angeles, California. This second printing, released in November 1974, features cartoons by Ken Wingfield. The book is a self-help guide focusing on personal and professional development, offering insights into selling oneself, products, services, or ideas. Unlike other editions, this printing is noted for its specific release date and illustrative content. As a motivational resource, it is particularly valuable for those interested in historical perspectives on personal development. The book is in a worn condition, with noticeable edge wear and minor tears on the dust jacket, but remains a unique piece for collectors interested in vintage self-help literature.