If you aren’t familiar with Zig Ziglar – well, you just haven’t been paying attention! For 40 years, with his 25 previous books and continuous touring as a speaker, Zig has created millions of fans from all walks of life, delivering a mixture of homespun common sense, simple, practical advice for setting and achieving goals, and clearing your mind of failure-prone thinking.

Zig is undoubtedly the most popular and celebrated motivational speaker in the world, frequently addressing audiences of 10,000 to 50,000. This new book summarizes Zig’s 79 years’ experience and wisdom, and provides three ‘pillars’ for staying motivated and energized day to day…

(From the book): “There are three pillars to the ‘better than good’ life: passion, peak performance and purpose. I don’t think anyone can stay motivated for very long in life without understanding all three of these concepts…”

“There are lots of people who would rather be doing something different with their lives…(a good starting question is) ‘if obstacles were not an issue, what would you like to be doing with your life?’…Because of family and financial obligations, it can be difficult to change course and start doing what you would rather do. Difficult – but not impossible!”

Michael Levine, a publicist, business consultant, and contributor to the New York Times, L.A. Times and USA Today has written a provocative book transferring the methods employed by Rudy Giuliani slash crime and transform New York City to businesses, small or large. The book uses well-known companies as examples, provides smart strategies for everything from customer service to choosing and managing employees. The basic premise is that little things matter, and that you turn around a troubled business or strengthen a business in a competitive environment from the inside out, beginning with attention to seemingly small details. We recommend this book highly.

This is a totally rewritten and up-dated of Robert Ringer’s famous New York Times #1 Bestseller, Winning Through Intimidation. Like its predecessor, it makes its points through the business adventures of The Tortoise and the dangerous characters he encounters in the business jungle. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or salesperson, if you read Ringer’s book, there will be fewer occasions where you find yourself scratching your head, trying to figure out why a situation you thought you had under control fell apart at the seams.