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High Touch Selling by John Savage

You Can't Learn to Ride a Bicycle at a seminar by David Sandler

The Millionaire Next Door

The Excellent Investment Advisor by Nick Murray
 
Michael Koski's (spelling?) Rich Dad Poor Dad
And L'ouis L'Amour's Jubal Sackett

Don't know if L'Amours book will help you any but it makes for an interesting read...haha
 
High Touch Selling by John Savage

You Can't Learn to Ride a Bicycle at a seminar by David Sandler

The Millionaire Next Door

The Excellent Investment Advisor by Nick Murray

All are great books.
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Michael Koski's (spelling?) Rich Dad Poor Dad
And L'ouis L'Amour's Jubal Sackett

Don't know if L'Amours book will help you any but it makes for an interesting read...haha

I too enjoy L'Amour. I haven't read any of his in a long time. One of my favorites was "A Man Called Noon". In my mind I could cast Noon in the place of a successful agent. I suppose you could compare a shoot out to closing the sale. :laugh:
 
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xrac,

That was a great book! I like your analogy too. You need to pick up L'Amour's "Flint". That relates to biz back on the east cost in the mid-late 1800's. Funny we are talking about L'Amour..:laugh:.

I like motivational books. I will read one when I feel my desire go, or getting lax. That doesn't happen much but when it does, that is when I will pick up a good book.
 
xrac,

That was a great book! I like your analogy too. You need to pick up L'Amour's "Flint". That relates to biz back on the east cost in the mid-late 1800's. Funny we are talking about L'Amour..:laugh:.

I like motivational books. I will read one when I feel my desire go, or getting lax. That doesn't happen much but when it does, that is when I will pick up a good book.

I have read Flint but it has been a long time. I will have to reread it.
 
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I too enjoy Zig Ziglar
 
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