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See You at the Top
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See You at the Top

THE “How To” book that gives YOU a “Check Up” from the “Neck Up” to eliminate "Stinkin Thinkin" and AVOID “Hardening of the Attitudes”

Pelican Publishing, 2000
First Edition: 1974 更多详情

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8

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Recommendation

Speaker and writer Zig Ziglar makes the most of being endearingly cornball. He straightforwardly writes, “I plead guilty to loving the Lord, my wife, my family [and] my fellow man.” He proudly wears his heart on his sleeve, dedicating this book to his beloved spouse of more than half a century, “Sugar Baby.” He is sentimental to the extreme, writing across from the title page: “You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want.” Well, people obviously love Ziglar’s schmaltzy wisdom. For almost four decades, he has been a hugely popular motivational speaker and writer. This book, a classic from 1975, has been published in 12 languages, including Korean, Serbian, Turkish and Slovenian. Unlike many motivational, self-help authors who serve up insipid clichés and warmed-over mush, Ziglar offers worthy, inspiring – if simplistic – ideas on improving your life and achieving your goals. Some of his message stems from his cited Christian beliefs, but his focus is on boosting your morale, not your morals. getAbstract thinks he’ll make you feel good about yourself, the people around you and life in general, if you can just accept that corniness is part of the package.

Take-Aways

  • Help others get ahead and you will get ahead.
  • You possess everything you need to achieve your goals.
  • Have faith in yourself and you can accomplish anything.

About the Author

Zig Ziglar is an American author and motivational speaker. His other books include: Confessions of a Happy Christian, Dear Family and Steps to the Top.


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    R. T. 3 years ago
    To be honest, it's a little preachy but I definitely liked the message.

    "We build our character from the bricks of habit we pile up day by day."

    RIP Zig Zigler.
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    S. G. 6 years ago
    This book is a double sided gem. One side of the summary is it's seductively simple, familiar, and basic that misleads to believe me it's teachings won't work.

    The other side of this gem are powerful truths. While reading this summary, I took the perspective of learning these truths for the first time with well deserved reverance to the gifted oracle of self improvement, Zig Ziglar.