How To Study Kenton's Works
Published: Mon, 03/28/11
I apologize if you get this email twice due to technical situations. It's one of those things though that people keep asking me to send them, so here it is. If you get this twice, maybe you needed the reminder or you can pass this along to someone new who might like to know about how to study my works.
People write often asking which materials of mine to study and in which order on the www.WonderWizards.com website.
Attached as a PDF is a list in order of importance of the things to study, in my view. There are main headings or categories. Find the category you are interested in most. The item at the top of that list is what I feel you should study first. The second item under the heading is the second thing I suggest you study, and so on, from the top on down.
The list of categories are not necessarily in order, although I do feel that the first category - principles - should be at the top of most people's list of study.
Ultimately there is no wrong way for you to study my work. This however should help you study things in order the best way I know for most people at the time of this writing.
You may not be able to afford or want to begin at the first item of the list. That's fine. Do whatever you feel is best. I mean only to answer in a general way what I feel is most important and which items lead to other ones, so that you progress in a reasonable manner as you wish. If you cannot yet buy the first item on the list, go to the second, third or fourth item on the list and begin there.
If you are like me, you will have likely forgotten some items even exist as downloads now, or exist at all. For that reason this list may also be a healthy and helpful reminder of material you missed along the way.
In any event, I do hope this helps answer the many questions about which things to study and in what order, as well as provide easy links for you to access material of mine you may have not otherwise known about.
Many Thanks To You For Your Personal Support Of My Work
Kenton Knepper