Author:Mark Sanborn
Mark Sanborn met his postman, Fred, just after he moved to Denver. Fred knocked on his door, introduced himself and welcomed him to the neighbourhood. He also asked Sanborn about himself and how he wanted his mail handled while he was away. Needless to say, Sanborn was shocked. He asked Fred more about his job and how he approached it. Fred's answers inspired him to develop motivational seminars promoting Fred's attitude and approach to life. To embody the Fred philosophy is to realise and practise that:--Everyone can make a difference--Success is built on good relationships--You must continually create value for others and it doesn't have to cost anything--You can reinvent yourself whenever you want. In this succinct and inspiring guide, Sanborn shows us how we can all truly make a difference everyday and become a 'Fred', as well as how to recognise, reward and attract Freds into our lives.
Praise for The Fred Factor
—— -Goodness is in shorter supply than is necessary. The Fred Factor is about how all of us can add to the goodness in the world through simple daily acts that touch the lives of others.
—— Jim Cathcart, author , The Acorn PrincipleThe Fred Factor is a powerful, poignant parable of success. It's about going the extra mile and always doing more than is expected. It is revolutionary yet simple. It is life changing.
—— Brian Tracy, author , Focal Point and Goals: How to Get Everything You Want-Faster Than You Ever Thought PossibleThe Fred Factor will not only inspire you, it will empower you and your team to make every day a masterpiece.
—— Terry Paulson, PhD, speaker, and author , They Shoot Managers, Don't They?The Go-Giver is the best business parable since The Greatest Salesman in the World and The One Minute Manager
—— Pat Williams, author of Souls of Steel, and senior vice president, Orlando MagicThe Go-Giver is one of those rare books that entertains with a great storyline while simultaneously delivering an uplifting, life-affirming message that we can apply immediately
—— Darren Richardson, author of Science of MindA lovely reminder to us all that the world is abundant and rewards those who act with a generosity of spirit
—— Lois P. Frankel, PhD, author of See Jane Lead and Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner OfficeThis is great for anyone planning a speech or trying to get their message across at work
—— PsychologiesThe Heaths push beyond what sounds like it should work and explain why it actually does
—— Time Magazine... an entertaining, practical guide to effective communication.
—— Publishers WeeklySmart, lively . . . such fun to read
—— Saturday GuardianAnyone interested in influencing others ... can learn from this book
—— The Washington Post