Framework for Purposeful Action
The Framework for Purposeful Action is a systematic way to perform all actions, while maintaining your ethical balance. It uses the metaphor of the brook where life is the flow of action. The boat represents action, and the oars represent ethical balance, integrating ethics with action.
You can learn more about the Twelve Steps for Purposeful Action from the resources provided in this web site, and obtain more detailed information and help in the form of self-help notes, e-booklets, books, CDs and DVDs from our Brook Store.
The framework dissects action into twelve parts, which cover all actions. These parts are subsequently organized into three phases: defining the purpose for the action; planning and performing the action; and assessing, renewing and reinforcing the action. Phase 1 consists of three steps, Phase 2 includes six steps and Phase 3 contains the final three steps.
You can learn more about the Twelve Steps for Purposeful Action from the resources provided in this web site, and obtain more detailed information and help in the form of self-help notes, e-booklets, books, CDs and DVDs from our Brook Store.