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See You at the Top
by
Zig Ziglar,
Al Mayton
"Congratulations on your fascinating book. I have learned much from reading it and, of course, feel its strong motivational quality. It is unusual and different and is bound to do a lot for any person who reads and applies its principles." -Norman Vincent Peale For more than three decades, Zig Ziglar, one of the great motivators of our age, traveled the world, encouraging,...more
Hardcover, 384 pages
Published
June 26th 2000
by Pelican Publishing Company
(first published 1974)
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I grew up on Ziglar, and I like to dip back into his work from time to time. It's been years since I read SYATT, and it seemed a good starting book for my new goal of reading at least 30 min of personal development books each day.
The book is structured like a staircase, with the idea that if you build on the foundations of each step before moving to the next one, then you will eventually make it to the Top and find success. The early steps are about self-image and attitude and goal setting. Thi...more
The book is structured like a staircase, with the idea that if you build on the foundations of each step before moving to the next one, then you will eventually make it to the Top and find success. The early steps are about self-image and attitude and goal setting. Thi...more
I've been disappointed in the past by books labeled as "Business Classics" ("Think and Grow Rich" comes to mind), but "See You At The Top" definitely deserves this moniker. Ziglar provides a realistic and sustainable framework on how to achieve success. His model of focusing on self-image, relationships, goals, attitude, work and desire (and how to improve each) allow you to focus on what is most important. His chapters on goal-setting are some of the best I've read on the topic. My only complai...more
Although there are some basic sound principles in this book, that could help you become a better person, like for example how to like your basic self, how to be nice to others and see them in a positive light, how to take a more optimistic view of life, how to achieve success based on hard work and so on, it is also filled with a lot of religious "good-old-fashioned-american" dogma type of messages.
What I especially dislike is the view that the author takes on homosexuality. If I remember correc...more
What I especially dislike is the view that the author takes on homosexuality. If I remember correc...more
Nov 28, 2012
Greg
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Salespeople
Shelves:
philosophy-and-politics
Uplifting PMA-type book from one of the masters of positive mental attitude pick-me-ups. Worth reading if you are into sales, or just want to see what all the hype is about. Many years ago, I had the opportunity to listen to Ziglar in person when I spent a short-lived half-summer selling books door to door. It was interesting watching a hundred or more newly hired salespeople grow in excitement as they were pumped up by Ziglar's session. Myself, I couldn't get into it, and found myself getting m...more
This book will never be out dated. The ideas, philosophies, and metaphors will stay with you for life and can be applied anywhere. Zig is real, down to earth, and offers no excuses and doesn't allow you to offer them to achieve the successes that life has to offer. The book builds, helping the reader to better different areas of their life one at a time, ultimately building to the whole person. This book is never done, because you can always pick it right back up at anytime and start again. For...more
Aug 10, 2012
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واحد من الكتب الكلاسيكيه القيمة لواحد من أشهر المحفزين عالميا زيج زيجلر فى خطوات بسيطه يطرح زيج خريطة الوصول للقمة بداية من تحسين صورة الذات ثم العلاقات مع الآخرين ويليه الأهداف تحديدها وتحقيقها ثم الموقف الذهني السليم والعمل والرغبة المحترقة ..... كما ا،ه يسرد الكثير من القص الواقعي من الحياة ..كتاب يستحق القراءة
Zig's principles he teaches are timeless and his audio book is better than the read. A Bit wordy and if you never saw Zig live or on video this book would come across as dated and a bit over words. But Zig was one of the greatest trainers on Sales in recent History and his Wisdom will live on forever.
كتاب رائع لـ زيج زيجلار ، اسمه ف الترجمة العربي " أراك علي القمة " ، فيه معلومات كتيرة جدا ، وقصص رائعة تحسسك انك ممكن توصل للقمة ... كتاب عظيم
و الكاتب مستعين بأقوال بتاعة ناس عظماء ، وقصص عظماء ،، ناس كانوا عاديين جدااا لكن وصلوا للعظمة لأن حد تاني آمن بيهم ، أو هما آمنوا بنفسهم
كتاب عظيم للقراءة :)
و الكاتب مستعين بأقوال بتاعة ناس عظماء ، وقصص عظماء ،، ناس كانوا عاديين جدااا لكن وصلوا للعظمة لأن حد تاني آمن بيهم ، أو هما آمنوا بنفسهم
كتاب عظيم للقراءة :)
Liked the overall ideas in the book. Found a lot of it to be offensive. Zig didn't tolerate much. Didn't respect women. Thought you became homosexual because you didn't have enough God. Found it wasn't acceptable to drink in any form or enjoy the pleasures of life. Pretty messed up. Had a hard time with him.
I enjoyed Zig's book very much even when I wish it had been updated to current events and stories. Most of the stories and principles are timeless, but I kept longing for some current stories and especially the last chapter.
The basics are all there in that one does not get to success on the elevator but rather steps, which he clearly describes.
A worthy read!
The basics are all there in that one does not get to success on the elevator but rather steps, which he clearly describes.
A worthy read!
simply master-class by one of my all time fav authors and speakers zig!
Waseem Mirza
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Waseem Mirza
www.InternetRichesMentor.com
Much of this material is familiar to me. Nevertheless, I think that Zig is a great teacher to return and explore his ideas. Some materials feel out of date, although the edition I am reading has been brought up to date for the era of connected communication. I have read See You at the Top before, and believe this is a great time to deepen my understanding of his message. Success is often found in the fundamentals, and clearly ZZ is a master of success and sales. I have much to learn from his met...more
Jun 16, 2009
Paul
marked it as to-read
From Seth Godin in his top 3 business books of all time:
http://www.fastcompany.com/1731456/se...
The Tom Peters Seminar. Tom has created so much of value, and I have trouble picking. But it's either this or the Wow book.
See You at the Top. Zig Ziglar's opus, still the most focused and personal motivational book ever.
The Places That Scare You. Please don't tell me that Pema Chodron's work doesn't qualify as a business book. For me, what I do all day is my life, and what I do all day is business. I...more
http://www.fastcompany.com/1731456/se...
The Tom Peters Seminar. Tom has created so much of value, and I have trouble picking. But it's either this or the Wow book.
See You at the Top. Zig Ziglar's opus, still the most focused and personal motivational book ever.
The Places That Scare You. Please don't tell me that Pema Chodron's work doesn't qualify as a business book. For me, what I do all day is my life, and what I do all day is business. I...more
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Zig Ziglar is a motivational teacher and trainer who has traveled the world over, delivering his messages of humor, hope, and encouragement. As a talented author and speaker, he has international appeal that transcends every color, culture, and career. Recognized by his peers as the quintessential motivational genius of our times, Zig Ziglar has a unique delivery style and powerful messages that h...more
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