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The Portable Pep Talk : Motivational Morsels for Inspiring You to Succeed

What do many of the top business leaders, executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, and entertainers have in common? Each one of them has a coach or mentor who motivates them to reach their goals and to maximize their potential. What about you? Do you have a coach or mentor who brings out the best in you? In this lively, entertaining, and practical guide, peak-performance consultant and author Alexander Lockhart offers a treasure-trove of inspirational thoughts and down-to-earth advice that will enliven and enrich your life. Friendship, Happiness, Change, Opportunity, Communication, Enthusiasm, and Confidence are just a few of the subjects that are discussed in the 100 uplifting stories, insightful anecdotes, and inspirational poems that you will find in The Portable Pep Talk.Open this book, turn to any page, and experience how a one-minute essay of encouragement will elevate your spirits and stimulate your desire and determination to achieve your dreams. Here is your personal guide to successful living.

256 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1997

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December 4, 2011
This is a wonderful motivational book. An old co-worker shared it with me in 2010 and I Have referred to it to conduct groups for male offenders. It went over well with the male offenders so well. The book is easy to read and well thought out with the morals discussed in each story. I recommend it to others who are looking to help improve and enrich their way of thinking.
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November 16, 2012
The book didn't speak to me at this point of my journey - so as I've done in the past with others, its far better to re-pull off the shelf in the future rather than just be a 'paint by the numbers' reader and not glean any wisdom by just turning pages for the sake of the activity. :)
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