August, 2008
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Coaching |
One of my favorite quotes from Dad is, "You
can make radical changes in minute steps."
I love it because it is so pure and so
simple, and it works! Many times people
make the right decision to improve
themselves and then go about it the wrong
way, and this leads to disappointment and
the wrong belief that their decision was
flawed.
If you are just now making the decision to
consciously improve your life, or if you are
looking for a fresh start, here is a simple
way to get started. The key is to
START and then stay consistent.
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Empowerment |
Here are some successful
habits you should develop to enhance your
conversation and communication skills. Tips:
· Sincerely listen - pay attention when
others are talking; it tells others that you
are truly interested in them.
· Pay compliments - this is a great way to
get a conversation started and make someone
feel good. There is something special about
everyone - it is our job to find it out and
make that person feel special.
· Remember names. When you forget
others' names, this tells them they are not
that important to you.
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Self-Empowerment |
I believe Paul and Karleen Taylor are two of God's
choicest people. That is why I compiled a cookbook to
help them raise funds for the humanitarian/medical
services that Ambassador International Ministries, AIM,
provides to foreign exchange students in America, and to
help support the ministry's work in Paul's homeland,
Jamaica.
The recipes were contributed by friends of mine and
by readers of our Ziglar newsletter. If you'd like
to try one of Barbara Bush's, Secretary of State
Colin Powell's, or Coach Butch Davis' favorite foods
-- and help others as well -- this cookbook is for
you! You'll enjoy the wide variety of recipes our
readers supplied and, I hope, the stories about food
and how it has played into my life that are
scattered throughout the book.
Zig Ziglar
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Upcoming Events |
I believe Paul and Karleen Taylor are two of God's
choicest people. That is why I compiled a cookbook to
help them raise funds for the humanitarian/medical
services that Ambassador International Ministries, AIM,
provides to foreign exchange students in America, and to
help support the ministry's work in Paul's homeland,
Jamaica.
The recipes were contributed by friends of mine and
by readers of our Ziglar newsletter. If you'd like
to try one of Barbara Bush's, Secretary of State
Colin Powell's, or Coach Butch Davis' favorite foods
-- and help others as well -- this cookbook is for
you! You'll enjoy the wide variety of recipes our
readers supplied and, I hope, the stories about food
and how it has played into my life that are
scattered throughout the book.
Zig Ziglar
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