David Schwartz: The Magic of Thinking Big
Just finishing up this book. Wow! One of my all time favorites. There are so many nuggets of information I have to go back and re-read, so I can soak up some more knowledge. (*****)
Norman Vincent Peale: The Power of Positive Thinking
One of my top 5 favorite books. It always comes down to what's between your ears! (*****)
James Allen: As A Man Thinketh
Just finished reading this book for the first time and I loved it. It is a quick easy read that focuses on you. "All that we achieve and all that we fail to achieve is the direct result of our own thoughts." (*****)
Sean Covey: The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People
They say "Do what they do if you want what they have". Might as well add these 7 habits to your lifestyle. (****)
Dale Carnegie: How to Win Friends & Influence People
Just re-read this one and I loved it more the second time. The major concept I took from this book is that everyone's favorite subject is themselves! And of course everyone's favorite sound is their own name. (*****)
Napoleon Hill: Think and Grow Rich
An instant classic! This was the first book I was told to read. I've read it 3 times since then. (*****)
Jeff Olson: The Slight Edge
This is a great book that really forced me to make progress in all areas of my life, (financially, spiritually and physically) (****)
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If you haven't checked your back office lately, you may have missed the Simple Profit Plan posted there. Log into your back office and click on the button right on the top marked "Simple Profit Plan"
You can use this as the back half of your presentation or a way to show how you make money with Symmetry.
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