Born to Win: Find Your Success

Great book, great motivator. I've been using it as daily personal motivation by reading about 10 pages per day and applying what it says to my life in little bits each day. I know I was Born to Win, I just needed this book as a kick in the pants to reinforce it.

The Master Motivator, Zig Ziglar, saved his best for last. Even though Zig is gone to his Eternal reward in Heaven, his work lives on in Born To Win. Grab a pen and notebook and prepare to take LOTS of notes to help you win on a daily basis. Born To Win is a MUST read.

This book is so rich in thought and practicality for improving every aspect of your life. So many Zig gems and common sense that we need to be reminded of in our day. I loved reading g Born to Win and read it in two days with lots if highlighted notes.

I love Zig's straight forward, down to earth teaching. This book is a must for anyone who want's to live a powerful life by making a difference in the live's of others. It helps you develop yourself and then take the same principles to develop others.

Really gives you practical tools to help you overcome those obstacles preventing you from being the best. Highly recommended to anyone who know they can do more, be more and achieve more but feel stuck and don't know where else to turn....

As Marketing Director at a bank, I used this video series as part of a monthly product and sales training lunch and learn at my place of employment. I had many positive comments on the Zig Ziglar video segments, even from people I did not expect would like them at all. Zig is so honest, genuine and "folksy" in his way of presenting ideas, and he has a lot of stories that help viewers remember his key points. Each video segment is only about 25 minutes long, which was perfect for us in using it as part of our monthly training lunch and learns.

This is quite a good addition for anyone interested in self-help and personal development. The book is a quick read and a good motivational tool for rainy days.
My main disagreement with the authors approach is that they focus too much on the moralistic-religious preaching, and this whole "don't get a divorce" rhetoric. They are discouraging people from making any changes in your life that may be necessary for your career to take off.