A View from the Top
Moving from Success to Significance
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Isn’t it time YOU experienced the view from the top!
Zig Ziglar dedicated his life to teaching people the art of successful living. Multitudes of individuals attribute their success in life to having attended a Zig Ziglar lecture, listening to a Zig Ziglar audio program, or reading one of his inspirational books. Yet, despite the incredible impact Zig has had on others he himself has realized that being successful is only part of life’s challenges.
He had discovered that success often can be a short-lived high. People are left with a feeling of, Is that all there is? They arrive at the goal line of life, look into the end zone, and discover that though it contains many of the things that money will buy, it contains very little of what money won’t buy. Zig states emphatically that, yes, success is worth it, but it is not enough. The next step is to move from success into significance.
Whether you’ve followed Zig Ziglar for many years or are experiencing him for the first time, this book will be a life-changing experience. A View from the Top will help you achieve success and significance. And when that happens, you’ll reach the top and find that the view is simply magnificent.
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Whether listeners are struggling with weight loss, financial trouble or joyless lives, Ziglar is certain he can help. The animated speaker is a self-help magnate; his Ziglar Training Systems offers books, tapes, seminars, and even Caribbean cruises that combine courses on increasing income and building a balanced life with sunbathing in Cozumel. In this audiobook, a mix of live seminar speeches and studio recordings, Ziglar shares his secrets for achieving mental and financial prosperity and meaning in life. In a voice not unlike a television preacher's, Ziglar exhorts, "The doors of opportunity and progress swing open on the hinges of hope." He proceeds to give countless examples of down-and-out folks who, keeping a chin up, finally made it to the top. The advice itself is practical and realistic, if clich d: "Don't confuse success with fame"; "Character counts"; "Keep learning." It's Ziglar's presentation that sets this audiobook apart. His cornball jokes, exuberant manner of speaking and Texas twang just might push listeners toward the "stop" button.
